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DarkMaze
Joined: Feb 24 2006
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Loved the new article. Can't believe you went through the whole damn convoluted game. It's hilarious that the game actually quits if you swear. Fuck them.
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Chrisby
Joined: Mar 31 2006
Location: Where my computer is.
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Yeah that article was great.
I don't think I would ever have the patience to play a game like that through to the end.
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Cattivo
Joined: Apr 14 2006
Location: Lake Michigan
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Ah, the evolution of the parser.
The game should have been like Leisure Suit Larry and have preset responses for vulgarities.
Nevertheless, God bless you Sierra!
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SamanthaMcPoopenstein
Title: Gadabout Ragamuffin
Joined: Aug 29 2005
Location: tx
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I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. Great work!
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OctoMan
Joined: Aug 22 2005
Posts: 328
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I loved the article, too. When you were at the button the first time, I was like practically yelling at the screen, 'Syd! Syd! Try "PRESS"! It has to be "PRESS"!'
Anyone ever play any of the 'Hugo's House of Horrors' series? It was the same idea, only around the 386 era, and they were really quite fun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo%27s_House_of_Horrors
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Murdar Machene
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Title: bimmy
Joined: Nov 06 2005
Location: the black warriors turf
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I have a hankering for playing a bunch of old text parser games now, like that one about the mystery at the school after midnight, and the undersea one.
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DarkMaze
Joined: Feb 24 2006
Posts: 2578
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YES! Loved those. The jungle one was probably my favorite.
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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
Joined: Jul 30 2005
Location: Wakefield, MA
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I'm surprised that no one was weirded out by the fact that my bathroom floor was filled with Goosebumps books and Playboys... and there were a lot more Goosebumps.
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jonnymorgue
Title: Nothing Special
Joined: Oct 25 2006
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I would have been more fearful if it were Baby Sitter's Club and Boxcar Children.
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Chrisby
Joined: Mar 31 2006
Location: Where my computer is.
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I used to have a shitload of Goosebumps books way back when...I'm sure they're still around somewhere.
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Valdronius
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Title: SydLexia COO
Joined: Aug 22 2005
Location: The Great White North
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I'd typically be worried about younger siblings viewing the Playboy, but I'm sure all the good pages are stuck together by now.
I'm sorry. So terribly, terribly sorry.
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Char Aznable
Title: Char Classic™
Joined: Jul 24 2006
Location: Robot Boombox HQ
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Don't be, that was hilarious! 
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Zeke
Joined: Nov 17 2006
Location: Waterloo, Canada
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Man, that's quite a... well, it's a game, anyway. It's like the videogame equivalent of drawings on cave walls. I would have loved it when I was a kid, though. I used to write my own games of this sort in BASIC, though without graphics. I wrote two based on Star Trek: TNG and one based on Gargoyles. The last one was pretty good -- wish I still had a copy.
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