[Timbo]

Apparently, these are adventure games that use high-detail, high-resolution photos to navigate around in as well as full-motion video for cutscenes and talking to people. I played the demo if The Sydney Mystery and although it's rather simplistic, I still found myself interested in this style to a game. Anyone know of any other games that use this style or something close to it?

Timbo

[colpet]

Golden Gate is an older game that takes you through San Francisco and the surrounding area.

[crabapple]

Golden Gate used painted images - watercolor I think.
I don't remember any photographic images in it.

I can't think of any game that used real photographs other than Capri, but there's going to be a sequel to Capri.

[Turandot]

There's Golden Gate Killer. Not the same Golden Gate.
Am I the only one who's ever played Golden Gate Killer??
I've always wondered because nobody ever mentions it.

Golden Gate used painted images - watercolor I think.
I don't remember any photographic images in it.

I think they are original photographs, but they've done something to them.

There's Golden Gate Killer. Not the same Golden Gate.
Am I the only one who's ever played Golden Gate Killer??
I've always wondered because nobody ever mentions it.

I have it, played for an hour, put it on the To-Be-Played-Later Pile.
I'ts not easy to find anymore, is it.

[Timbo]

Anyone played Weekend in Capri? I'm considering purchasing it offa ebay and I'm curious if it's even worth laying down the cash for.

Timbo

[Titan]

Noir is another game with still photos, and also had FMV.

[plswdth]

How about The Byzantine Betrayal? I would say that defintely qualifies! And it's a great game, too.

[Timbo]

A game that was developed and published by the Discovery Channel... =|

I'm there. =|

Timbo