[MoriartyL]

Originally Posted by Intrepid Homoludens

There are. They're called adventure games and this site covers them. Ever try a first person one called Myst?

Wow, you mean Myst VI is coming out? Cool!

[Karmillo]

Originally Posted by MoriartyL

Wow, you mean Myst VI is coming out? Cool!

Thats nice, where did you hear that?

[Fop]

Originally Posted by MoriartyL

Wow, you mean Myst VI is coming out? Cool!

That... doesn't seem to make any sense.

[Spiwak]

I think he was implying that he had already played through the Myst series and thus there's no point to trep's comment because the Myst series is over. Moriarty craves new exploration games.

That's what I got out of it.

[AFGNCAAP]

Originally Posted by Spiwak

That's what I got out of it.

Yep. Moriarty said in the past that Myst and Metroid, to him, belong to one genre of "walkies".

[sethsez]

Originally Posted by Flux

Yesterday evening/night my roommate played through the better part of Super Metroid on the SNES and I watched every second of it. He got to Ridley and it took him four and half hours. He didn't finish it, because it was getting late in the night, but it was awesome. The game is basically a horror game if you look at the atmosphere and the music. I haven't seen anything like it.

Yes, it's definitely got a strong horror feel. I mean, the series was inspired by Alien.

Originally Posted by AFGNCAAP

Yep. Moriarty said in the past that Myst and Metroid, to him, belong to one genre of "walkies".

He may want to see them that way, but nobody involved in the production of said games sees them that way. Metroid continuing to be Metroid does not mean it has lost its way, even if he'd rather see it go down a different path.

[insane_cobra]

Originally Posted by sethsez

Yes, it's definitely got a strong horror feel. I mean, the series was inspired by Alien.

Speaking of which, a next gen AVP game would be in order.