I am in awe of your logical skillz. You are leet.

I would say so, though random rants is catching up with almost 90,000 views. This topic has way more posts though.

I still really need to finish Psychonauts. I keep getting distracted by those damn shiny things.

Yea, that was a really worthwhile site. What happened, did the lady who ran it just get too busy to actually take care of it?

Once again, I'm not trying to be an ass, but don't you think new, working smoke alarms are a good thing? A disaster like that could leave you not so lucky next time.

Err, so did your smoke alarm wake you up then? Isn't that a clue that you should get out of the house? Not to sound cold or anything, I mean, I'm glad you're alright. *hopes he can save from sounding like an ass*

Honestly, they should be left alone even more considering what happened in Australia. I'd think worrying if your house is going to burn down takes a greater priority over retooling a game that you're doing for free.

Wow, that is rather scary. I really hope he and his family are okay, and the same goes for everyone else in the area.

Wait, you want OS X on a PC? As I understand it you can set partitions of the hard drive, so you can have one part dedicated to Windows and the other to OS X. How you set the partition, I'm not sure, but it involves reformatting your HD to do it I believe.

Well my issue was that my computer wasn't recognizing my sound drivers at all. Once I got that fixed, the game runs fine. Yours looks like it can't support Midi.

Me too actually. As a kid I thought it was the coolest thing. That courtyard in the SCI version is just blah.

My guess on that would be to differentiate between the AGI King's Quest and the SCI.

Apparently no one noticed this. In the original when you quit, it said, "If it's time to split... mind if I join you?" The remake says "... mind if you join you?" Screenshot later.

Does clicking the hand on the giant not do it? I haven't actually played their version, so I don't know.

Hmm, why do you say II was hard? The level system?

I'd still buy it, as long as there's an add-on that lets me transfer stuff from my memory card to the hard drive.

Too hard of a choice to make, really. I thought VII was okay, and yes, highly overrated. But then again, I played VII about 8 years after it's release, so it may have been just me. I and II I really liked a lot too, and IX is one of my all time favorites. Too hard to choose.

Oh, I should mention that the PS3 I have(80 GB) IS backwards compatible with PS1 games. Which sadly is little incentive for me since I only own one PS1 game.

Lady Pyro, congratulations. After reading your post I performed a real life ROFL. That was one of the best forum posts I've ever read.

In adding to the randomness, last night in bed I thought, "Damn, gastroenterology is a great word but it won't fit on a Scrabble board."

If you want the complete game, Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Director's Cut is available as a direct download only (and carries the retail death sentence that is the AO rating). Where is this so called "download" you speak of, and how much will it cost me, and will they need proof of my age...

Not in 3D, no. I've never played 5 simply because of the pseudo-3D it has. It detracts from the game for me.

Chucking a rock at the base of the rock pile made it collapse, yes.(Remember the base was the weak point. You had to throw a Force Bolt at the base too.)

Farenheit... isn't that game also known as Indigo Prophecy? If so then that's a game I want to play too.

I was happier when I hadn't checked this thread.

Anonymous Game Creator 2 wrote:If you're not roaring with laughter by the end of this one, you've probably had a lobotomy.

... Okay, I laughed. And "some" male nudity is an understatement I think.