@angelcrr: You wont hear the sound of the gunshot until after the bullet hits you, the bullet is moving faster than the speed of sound.

@The_Last_Ride:

Cant debate? Talk for yourself, all you have done is throw around the term "no true scottsman fallacy" 3 times now. Woah guys watch out, we got a master debater over here. I responded to someone calling a game they never even played horrid, and gave my reason why I think that's ridiculous and my opinion why I think they are not a true gamer. You can say no true scotsman fallacy 100 more times, it's not going to change my opinion of him.

If anyone is feeling nostalgic and wants to play a Lucasarts or Seirra game message me and I can probably hook you up, I have them all converted to digital and they will run with ScummVM which is a free program.

@Serraph105:

Except none of us are in a position of power to use the pen to our benefit. I don't carry a pen around everyday to protect myself, I carry a gun, and if an armed intruder breaks into my house, a pen isn't going to save my life, my AR-15 will.

I enjoyed the Sierra games too, actually the first adventure game I ever played was the first Leisure Suit Larry game when I was probably 5 or 6 on the original 8 inch floppy disks. I used to have my dad answer all the questions for me in the beginning to prove I was old enough to play. Looking back, I cant believe he let me play that game when I was that young, but no harm came from it, and I didn't get or understand most of the jokes anyway at that age.

Every few years I try to replay them all, I have every Lucasarts and Sierra adventure game ever made sitting on my external hard drive. Thank god for ScummVM.

@The_Last_Ride:

Not even close, your reading comprehension is abysmal. I never made the claim that to be a true gamer you must be required to play this or that game. The claim I made was to judge older games you never played based on their graphics because they are outdated, and rightfully so, and calling that game horrid even when you never played it means you are not a true gamer. True gamers can appreciate older games for what they are despite them being outdated.

Leftovers from the night before, steak tips and rice pilaf.

Anyone else here a big fan of the old Lucasarts adventure games like Monkey Island, Sam & Max, Day of the Tentacle etc... I grew up playing them and they are some of my fondest memories. I have only ever met one other person who has played them besides my uncle who was the one who introduced them to me as a kid.