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It was on the original demo disc for the Cube in May 2002 so surely its finished by now!
Anyone out there with any info?
> It's hardly 12 is it.
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> Want me to jump down your throat everytime you make a typo?
It doesn't matter if we do or not you'll still do it.
You always do...
Some bloke:
White Stripes
Whitestripes:
I didn't know there was a space in my name (makes random noises).
So go suck a lolly whilst I make my presumptions about a game we've both never played...
> Dringo wrote:
> It was like a fully 3D playable version of Monkey Island.
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> How many times do you want to be wrong in one sentence?
Whats so bad about the first of above that warrants the directly above reprimand??
> But what if it turns out to be fantastic?
After meeting Toby at ECTS and doing a quick on the spot interview he does make it out to be a stunning game.
Also, he is sending me a free copy for review.
Sweet :)
> Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> It was like a fully 3D playable version of Monkey Island.
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> How many times do you want to be wrong in one sentence?
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1) Monkey Island 4 is fully 3D
2) All Monkey Island games are 'fully playable'
3) Monkey Island games are point and click adventures, Galleon is an adventure/platform game.
4) Monkey Island features witty dialogue, quirky puzzles and laughs a plenty, Galleon is a serious adventure game.
Now I could go on, but with any luck you should see the point now. Both games feature pirates, the similarities end there.
Now take your retarded views on games somewhere else, because clearly you've never played a Monkey Island game or you couldn't have made such a ridiculous comparison.
> How many times do you want to be wrong in one sentence?
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> 1) Monkey Island 4 is fully 3D
I am referring to full 3D movements you tard.
> 2) All Monkey Island games are 'fully playable'
So there isn't any set pieces.
> 3) Monkey Island games are point and click adventures, Galleon is an
> adventure/platform game.
It's an adventure game where you have to make choices that effect your way through an island.
> 4) Monkey Island features witty dialogue, quirky puzzles and laughs a
> plenty, Galleon is a serious adventure game.
Must be talking about a different Galleon then.
> Now take your retarded views on games somewhere else, because clearly
> you've never played a Monkey Island game or you couldn't have made
> such a ridiculous comparison.
Hypocrit.