man, now i'm really amped at getting going on Mass Effect...AND Jade Empire. I guess I'm forcing myself not to open them until I KNOW I have the time to burn...because KOTR I & II *ate* my life away...but oh my was it worth it! Yes, Bioware in general are just amazing. Maybe the most rewarding R...

I always wanted to play through Masquerade and Bloodlines...but never got to either. Masquerade, at the time I believe, was suffering from a lot of bugs and some other problems, but it always looked like such a cool game. I remember [at the time] being blown away by the graphics. :) My only exposure...

That is just too cool.
Let us know what he thinks!

This would mean that certain puzzles and story line paths would open up in "Al Emmo 2"; and these would only occur if you did certain things in Al Emmo 1. And Al Emmo 1's export file wouldn't only limit changes in Al Emmo 2, but could also have possible repercussions in, say, Al Emmo 4.  ...

William Goldstein, famous orchestral composer. Amazing, some of the guys who composed for Sierra (Safan, Hammer, etc.). - Alistair WOW...I had NO idea Goldstein did some game composing! That is amazing, as he is really one of the legends of movie scores. Definitely the composer of some of my favori...

thank you very much, Broomie!

anyone else, please do chime in if you have some KOTOR II 'light side' saved games.  ;)

John

Hey folks...I have a request, if anyone is willing to help me out: A year or so ago, I had a hard drive crash. I was going through Grim Fandango...and LOVING it. However, with the crash, I lost my saved games. I was curious if someone had a saved game they could send me via email...I had just gotten...

Haha, yeah it IS funny how close most of us are in age.

I'm 27, and I'm moving to West LA next month.
Grew up in Southern California.

I think my first adventure game was KQ5 (a neighbor had it; the VGA graphics BLEW ME AWAY!!!)

QfG4 It's interesting that so many people seem to really like QfG4, despite the bugs.  That teaches us something. And I'll post again when I figure out what.   ;) Well, I think most of us are basing our love of QG4 off of its final, CD --> and [mostly] bug-fixed -- version. When I first played QG4 ...

'Dark' humor as they say. They've managed to make the adventure world funny without making you (the main character) look like a complete moron and accidental hero. Mixed with (not fairy tales) mythological events/beasts. Yeah, I guess you could call it 'dark humor' ... I just explain it as a game t...

Haven't been here in a while, but saw that there's still the usual "get it done" messages abroad. There was even enough frustration by the AGD team that there was lengthy posts for responses! My oh my! So anyway, I thought it might be fun to amass a list of semi-current games that can keep...

And with the exception of Erana's peace music, it also had most songs that appeared in the original QFG1. http://www.agdinteractive.com/forum/images/avatars/moodpics/Nashswt.jpg Huh, I hadn't noticed that almost all the themes had remained intact...of course they WERE put into Arabian flavour. ;) Y...

Well since the vast majority of us will be getting to play QG2VGA with Tom's remastered soundtrack for the very first time (only those lucky few who had an MT-32 are the exception), I thought it might be fun to see which theme you'll be most excited to hear in all its glory...and maybe also which th...

It's amazing that a lot of the games you have listed above are actually coming along quite nicely (or at least from what I can tell). It just seems like it would be impossible to keep a project alive when the majority of the people working on it are doing so remotely. I've heard that The Silver Lini...

What would you all say that Broken Sword, Longest Journey, and the Siberia games most play like? I'm curious, because one thing I really miss about adventure games is the type of humor you'd find in Quets for Glory. Yeah it was corny...and often times bordering on plain-out bad...but it was fun! Do ...

Well hey looky-looky...commercial game sites (gamespot in this case) are paying homage to our favorite genre. This was under "The Greatest Games of All-Time: King's Quest VI"... "In the heyday of adventure gaming, when Sierra made most of the greats, it was King's Quest that paved the...

Actually, this kind of came to mind while listening to MusciallyInspired's music & talking about Quest Studios. Music is obviously [and often times not-so-obviously] a huge factor in productions. I thought it might be fun to hear what everyone's favorite musical score is for a movie & a game...

[quote="GuJiaXianSyberia 1 and 2 were more of the heavy thinking puzzles adventure games, kind of like a Myst title (though firmly in the adventure genre). The Longest Journey, however, had the zany "combine random item A with equally improbable item B" puzzles, along with the great c...

Great music,  MusicallyInspired (though by the name, obviously you already knew that...). Yeah I suppose I will have to give Syberia 1 & 2 a go after I work my way through the rest of my gaming list...they seem highly regarded. Really, even though adventure games aren't in a mega-role like they ...

I'm currently in the process of writing a complete soundtrack for an adventure game. . Gosh, we've got some talented people here on the boards. People writing code for games...writing music for games...writing music in general (dungeonsofdorks...great icon btw  :D ). It's really fun to hear that a ...

(Minsc is one of the most memorable characters from any videogame in my opinion!) Yes, Minsc is an absolute crackup. I was laughing aloud...there's a part in the game (very, very minor spoiler) where you have to convince someone you're insane...and you have the option of "letting Minsc speak&q...

The Longest Journey is tied as my favorite game of all time (tied with Planescape: Torment). It's rich, deep, has an engaging storyline and excellent character development. Great game. If you only want to buy one or the other, go for The Longest Journey. Sounds like our interests are similar: I pla...

I decided to contribute something to the community as well. It's great that you & Blackthorne are continuing to follow in AGDI's footsteps and help give us games. Your type of expertise is in pretty high demand -- not nearly as many people I know of that are on the coding, etc end of things. Yo...

But I've waited for more 4 1/2 years for it and I can wait another 4 or 5 or 6 months (or however longer it would take). I'd rather have it if they were late, but made a pristine and bug-free game than an early release that'll have the players tearing their hair out in frustration! :lol You took th...

Well since Al Emmo (rightly) gets front-seat to QG2VGA & we likely still have a while to wait, I was curious what everyone has been doing to "fill the void". Is QG2VGA at the top of your "want" list? Out of all the games coming out, it and Al Emmo are, even above all the &quo...