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Just wondered if anyone knows of any old style adventure type games for the PS2.....ie puzzles over action (like the Hobbit on the Spectrum!!!) - Except up to date.....It would be nice to have a slower paced game that required thought instead of hand to eye coordination, to play with my GF and me folks......
does such a thing exist on the PS2?
I've had a brief look at Monkey Island but not sure if it has action in it.....
If not.....will have to develop my own Titchmarsh/Dimmock extreme gardening sim or something....
does such a thing exist on the PS2?
I've had a brief look at Monkey Island but not sure if it has action in it.....
If not.....will have to develop my own Titchmarsh/Dimmock extreme gardening sim or something....
Just wondered if anyone knows of any old style adventure type games for the PS2.....ie puzzles over action (like the Hobbit on the Spectrum!!!) - Except up to date.....It would be nice to have a slower paced game that required thought instead of hand to eye coordination, to play with my GF and me folks......
does such a thing exist on the PS2?
I've had a brief look at Monkey Island but not sure if it has action in it.....
If not.....will have to develop my own Titchmarsh/Dimmock extreme gardening sim or something....
does such a thing exist on the PS2?
I've had a brief look at Monkey Island but not sure if it has action in it.....
If not.....will have to develop my own Titchmarsh/Dimmock extreme gardening sim or something....
Escape from monkey island is a perfect example of that type of game you are looking for
Kid Rock wrote:
> Escape from monkey island is a perfect example of that type of game you are
> looking for
many tanks .>)
> Escape from monkey island is a perfect example of that type of game you are
> looking for
many tanks .>)
That's about it for PS2 point n click games at the moment. But if you want other 'slower' games, you've got things like Shadow of Memories or Theme Park World. And I guess games like Resident Evil or Silent Hill are less dependent on fast reflexes than others.
You could also run PSone point n click games. Like the two Broken Sword games. Or maybe a Worms game?
You could also run PSone point n click games. Like the two Broken Sword games. Or maybe a Worms game?