Oh man how I hated that game. The was no logic to it whatsoever. The pictures were fine though.

Well, Douglas Adams and logic are seldom used in the same senence.

That is certainly true. But I must say, the book was much better than the game.

Next quote:

"I always suspected you of being a voyeur..." :crazy:

I can imagine the red-haired girl in GK II saying something like that. Am I correct?

This line is not from GK2... (Tim Curry's portrayal of Gabe in GK3 makes him sound really lecherous at times, though. I can just imagine Grace and Madeline's :rolleyes: and :shifty:.)

Beneath a Steel Sky? Just played that game a couple months ago.

Ooo, I meant GK III. There was no red haired girl in GK II, was there?

Beneath a Steel Sky is correct! :D (Said by Joey to Foster, right before jumpstarting the transporter robot with his... "probe". :devil:)

It's now your turn, Jodokall. :)

This one might be too easy...

"Dmnkly!"

The Secret of MI?

You got it ;)

When Guybrush first meets Elaine and can't get a single real word out.

Next one:

"Cuckoo clocks."

Is THAT one GK2? As in, the cuckoo clock shop/puzzle...?

we seem to be missing a quote to guess so hope nobody minds me waking this up again...

"if you hear a loud explosion any time soon, the trip's off"

Definitely Grim Fandango.

it definitely is indeed, your turn

Gosh darn I missed my turn! Ah well, I did leave it 3 days after all without realising :P, fair enough. But yay, I finally got one! :D

I think the problem with this thread is that it takes a while not just to come up with a quote but also to confirm it. Even if you've allready got a quote in mind you still have to see if what you remember is correct or at it's worst was in the game you thought it was. Luckilly for me I found a videowalkthrough but I can imagine people having to play games all over just to find the right quote.