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Mr. Scot

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Under a Killing Moon was awesome. 7th Guest was ok.

X-wing, Betrayal at Krondor and Wing Commander II were like crack.

Played 7th Guest. Never played Under a Killing Moon but did play one of its sequels (Pandora Directive). Finished neither.

There was a 7th Guest sequel called "The 11th Hour" and apparently will be another called "The 13th Doll".

"Shivers" was similar. Had both 1 and 2. Again, played both and finished neither.

Here's another one I'd like to get. It's called Nocturne.

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How classic are we shooting for? Early to mid 90's?

I was going back a ways for most of them. I think Ripper was the latest of the ones I posted (96). I have it now but can't get it to play because my PC is 64 bit and it's 32.

More recent adventure games...

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The game that started it for me, Police Quest 4: Open Season.

Sierra Online ruled the adventure genre back in the day. Hated it when they folded. Their football game (Football Pro 98) was more fun to me than Madden. Buddies and I used to get together and play that one all the time.

Also played Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sail with the ex-wife (not sure if that qualifies as an "adventure" game).

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