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I was just looking on the LucasArts site and noticed it really does go out of its way to promote the Star Wars genre.
Look at the main page [URL]http://www.lucasarts.com/[/URL]
It’s like it’s forgotten or abandoned any other kind of game focusing solely on the Star Wars franchise. Everything else seems to have been swept aside.
Out of interest, I clicked on the classic PC games section, to see it still mentions games like the Monkey Island series, Grim Fandango, Outlaws, Full Throttle, Sam & Max, Indiana Jones to name but a few.
Do you think this situation is just temporary due to George Lucas making Episodes 1, 2 and 3 from 1999-2005.
Do you think this is why they've hardly focused on any other genre?
Do you think that now the Star Wars trilogy has finally come to an end, theyll get back to what they were good at and thats making top notch adventure/point & click games, or do you think the days of playing such games are well and truly over?
Whats your opinion on this situation?
Look at the main page [URL]http://www.lucasarts.com/[/URL]
It’s like it’s forgotten or abandoned any other kind of game focusing solely on the Star Wars franchise. Everything else seems to have been swept aside.
Out of interest, I clicked on the classic PC games section, to see it still mentions games like the Monkey Island series, Grim Fandango, Outlaws, Full Throttle, Sam & Max, Indiana Jones to name but a few.
Do you think this situation is just temporary due to George Lucas making Episodes 1, 2 and 3 from 1999-2005.
Do you think this is why they've hardly focused on any other genre?
Do you think that now the Star Wars trilogy has finally come to an end, theyll get back to what they were good at and thats making top notch adventure/point & click games, or do you think the days of playing such games are well and truly over?
Whats your opinion on this situation?
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I was just looking on the LucasArts site and noticed it really does go out of its way to promote the Star Wars genre.
Look at the main page [URL]http://www.lucasarts.com/[/URL]
It’s like it’s forgotten or abandoned any other kind of game focusing solely on the Star Wars franchise. Everything else seems to have been swept aside.
Out of interest, I clicked on the classic PC games section, to see it still mentions games like the Monkey Island series, Grim Fandango, Outlaws, Full Throttle, Sam & Max, Indiana Jones to name but a few.
Do you think this situation is just temporary due to George Lucas making Episodes 1, 2 and 3 from 1999-2005.
Do you think this is why they've hardly focused on any other genre?
Do you think that now the Star Wars trilogy has finally come to an end, theyll get back to what they were good at and thats making top notch adventure/point & click games, or do you think the days of playing such games are well and truly over?
Whats your opinion on this situation?
Look at the main page [URL]http://www.lucasarts.com/[/URL]
It’s like it’s forgotten or abandoned any other kind of game focusing solely on the Star Wars franchise. Everything else seems to have been swept aside.
Out of interest, I clicked on the classic PC games section, to see it still mentions games like the Monkey Island series, Grim Fandango, Outlaws, Full Throttle, Sam & Max, Indiana Jones to name but a few.
Do you think this situation is just temporary due to George Lucas making Episodes 1, 2 and 3 from 1999-2005.
Do you think this is why they've hardly focused on any other genre?
Do you think that now the Star Wars trilogy has finally come to an end, theyll get back to what they were good at and thats making top notch adventure/point & click games, or do you think the days of playing such games are well and truly over?
Whats your opinion on this situation?
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