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AnneS · 12-08-2011, 05:31 PM

I think my biggest Adventure Game sin is that I've never finished a King's Quest, Space Quest or Leisure Suit Larry game and have no intention of doing so. I haven't played the Gabriel Knight games, either, but I at least plan to play them. Never did when they first came out because my younger brother was my gaming partner and there was no way my parents were going to let a ten-year-old near Sins of the Fathers. (Which is fair enough.) I was always more of a LucasArts gal during the Golden Age.

If hating Myst is a sin, then I am a sinner. (I don't have anything against it or think it ruined the genre, it's just really not my thing.)

I have plenty of other adventure gaming regrets and a long list of games I've never had the change to play, but I'm slowly catching up. (I also can't see my inability to acquire a copy of The Pandora Directive as a teenager in rural Australia as a sin, exactly.)

12-08-2011, 05:31 PM	#75
AnneS Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 42	I think my biggest Adventure Game sin is that I've never finished a King's Quest, Space Quest or Leisure Suit Larry game and have no intention of doing so. I haven't played the Gabriel Knight games, either, but I at least plan to play them. Never did when they first came out because my younger brother was my gaming partner and there was no way my parents were going to let a ten-year-old near Sins of the Fathers. (Which is fair enough.) I was always more of a LucasArts gal during the Golden Age. If hating Myst is a sin, then I am a sinner. (I don't have anything against it or think it ruined the genre, it's just really not my thing.) I have plenty of other adventure gaming regrets and a long list of games I've never had the change to play, but I'm slowly catching up. (I also can't see my inability to acquire a copy of The Pandora Directive as a teenager in rural Australia as a sin, exactly.)