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Maniac Mansion was definitely more groundbreaking. 1987 to 1993 is a big difference for the genre. Until I replay them, I don't think I can properly compare them although I suspect DOTT holds up better.
DOTT is really neat. Maniac Mansion has a bigger footprint in my memories, but that's not particularly objective or anything.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
Maniac Mansion was definitely more groundbreaking. 1987 to 1993 is a big difference for the genre. Until I replay them, I don't think I can properly compare them although I suspect DOTT holds up better.
Sell me a poke.
Titanic: Adventure Out of Time is up on GOG. It's $5.39.
You know what to do.
buy it and never play it, like the rest of my gog library?
Well, you know it's there if you need it!
My GOG library is pretty much the Wing Commander library and like one random game we were playing once back in the day. It is handy once in a blue moon when I want to play the old jams and I just log in and download.
Sell me a poke.
I'll definitely play this one, just to see how it holds up compared to my teenage memories.
Old Country Doctor
same but pirate
cuphead has been sitting on my hard drive for months
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It's always the same butt pirates around here.
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Each game is good in its own way. With nostalgia I remember Grand Theft The Auto: San Andreas - it is a cool thing! Now I like the League of Legends, even buy skins for it, for example NAH
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