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Could someone explain the significance of:
Porcelain
The mysterious houses in Melee that transport you across the road
Why everything is the "Secong biggest..."? What's the first?
Also, is there anything else I should know?
Thanks.
When you clicked on the tree stump in the forest, Guybrush would say that it led to "a huge maze of tunnels"... and the game prompted you to insert disc# 34, or something... which didn't exist.
You need to play a game like Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Adventure version) to understand the "huge maze of tunnels" thing...
> Didn't Monkey 1 come out on the C64?
I dont think so...
Amiga first... then ST and PC (later possibly the Mac?)
It was a few disks worth on the Amiga...
given that an Amiga disk held what... 880k(?) ... and the C64 had 64k memory, there would have been a LOT of disk swapping :)
(How much disk space did the C64 file format leave on those 5 1/4 inch floppies? was it 128k... 256k... ?)
(although there was a lot of disk swapping on the C64's Zak McKraken... )
Just another bit of jokery, and now a running joke.
> Guybrush Toothwood is the best computer character I have ever
> played. I first played him about 6 years ago when the very first
> Monkey Island came out.
6 years? ... Try 11 ... Monkey Island was originally released in 1990 :)
As for Porcelain, must be an MI3 joke, definately not a reference from one and two.