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Who was the third greatest old school graphic adventure company in your opinion?

Poll: 3rd greatest
Total Votes: 31
Revolution
13
Infogrames
2
Westwood
2
Microprose
1
Psygnosis
1
Access Software
1
Other
11

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I think Westwood gets my vote.

I mean the first Legend of Kyrandia was not bad at all. It was a nice effort as their first adventure game. But then came the second one, Hand of Fate, and it surpassed the original in every way.

     
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Not trying to be all controversial here, but for me it’s Sierra. Behind Lucasarts and Legend.

Sierra had a massive quantity of games, but quality and inspiration were more often than not in short supply.

     
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Revolution was and still is Smile

     

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Legend Entertainment.

     
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Another vote for Legend

     
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And one more vote for Legend.

     

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It depends on who you are saying is number 1 & 2.

     

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Legend.

     

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i don’t get it, isn’t it Cyan, without any polls or thinking even? or am i missing something here?

     
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Cyan is not old school.

     

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Revolution was better than Lucas or Sierra for me always

     
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Cyan Worlds… Well I’d actually put them at #2, and Sierra at #3.

     

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yea right Cyan is not old school its old ‘skool

     
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Cyan is even less old skool.

     

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I’m assuming that the OP has put Sierra and Lucas Arts in the #1 and #2 position. I would agree with the prior poster that Sierra was undoubtedly the most prolific, but the quality of individual games was hit or miss. So I will cast my vote for Legend as a member of the top three. I’ll let another poll decide where it should fall.

     

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Advie - 26 February 2017 09:54 AM

i don’t get it, isn’t it Cyan, without any polls or thinking even? or am i missing something here?

I would think of Cyan as the demarcation point. Anything pre-MYST is old school. What is problematic is that MYST was released in 1993. And Legend’s Callahan’s Crosstime Saloon was released in 1997. And I certainly consider CCS to be old-school.

     

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