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Monkey Island appreciation thread
Anybody still have the original? Had mine on an Amiga 500. Those were the days!! Remember hitting my little preteen head in the wall for like two years before i got through, but that's just sad..
The second one was the best in the series, ive played trough that one more times than all the others combined
The only thing about the 2nd one was the ending, i was like
the first time i saw it.
Haha, big fan of the series. The humour is brilliant! Played them all but Part 1 and 2 the most.
Part 3 is also hilarious when he is walking in his own themepark. Haha
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| Originally posted by basvh Haha, big fan of the series. The humour is brilliant! Played them all but Part 1 and 2 the most. Part 3 is also hilarious when he is walking in his own themepark. Haha |
If you don't love Monkey Island, then obviously you have no brains. I think it was the first adventure game I really enjoyed. The graphics, the music, the atmosphere... Actually, I liked every Lucasarts adventure game back then. I recently discovered a site where you could download all of these classic adventure games, but it's off now. But I can play Day of the Tentacle, Sam & Max etc. etc. again now.
Ah those were the days... Such adventure games will never come back. Well, I've got me an original 'Runaway: the road adventure' lying around here, but I ain't gonna touch it until my mid terms are over. This is maybe the last true cool adventure game. Look at the pics here! -->
Screens
For those to lazy to click the link:

monkey island - the way games were intended to be. great adventures
though sam & max > all MI
runaway looks interesting too. was is das?
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| Originally posted by nils monkey island - the way games were intended to be. great adventures though sam & max > all MIrunaway looks interesting too. was is das? |
Love the Monkey Island series but the first one i played was "escape from Monkey Island" so i had to go and play the previous in the series at later time.
Brilliant humour indeed.
I really enjoyed the Broken Sword series aswell which i thought it was on par with Monkey Island, it was one of my all time favorite series but i didn't really enjoy the new version, i thought the 3D didn't do it any good, made it worse actually . If the game is going to be in 3D, at least make the graphics good.
I've played one MI, but I got stuck at the very first scene. I think it was in a hut on a ship. The guy responded to every action I wanted him to do with: "I'd rather not". At that time I didn't even know what rather meant (that's a whole lot of years ago, my English wasn't very good at that time) so I never played MI more than 20 minutes 
Grim Fandango though...
I still listen to the music from GF once in a while. I just keep getting that special feeling I had when playing the game. It's my favorite game EVER!
Played DotT too, but didn't finish it. Same problem as with MI: my crappy English at that time.
Are MI and/or DotT abandonware yet? Or are they available for purchase somewere (for < �5?).
i used to love all those games! except i would always get stuck and cheated with the walkthrough...
full throttle was my favourite 
"you know what would look good on your nose?"
"what??"
"the bar!" *smack* 
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| Originally posted by Frenkieee I've played one MI, but I got stuck at the very first scene. I think it was in a hut on a ship. The guy responded to every action I wanted him to do with: "I'd rather not". At that time I didn't even know what rather meant (that's a whole lot of years ago, my English wasn't very good at that time) so I never played MI more than 20 minutes ![]() |
Which MI was that? Maybe I should give it another try 
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| Originally posted by Frenkieee Which MI was that? Maybe I should give it another try |
I was thinking of The Curse of The Monkey Island III
this is the beginning
I am Murray, the invincible demonic skull!
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Best MI character ever!
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| Originally posted by basvh I was thinking of The Curse of The Monkey Island III this is the beginning |
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| Originally posted by basvh It was pretty easy to get out of that hut/cabin you know. Haha, after some steps you could have an brilliant converstation to an talking skill which is sooooo damn funny. |
Anybody got screenshots from the original???
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| Originally posted by Frenkieee I still listen to the music from GF once in a while. I just keep getting that special feeling I had when playing the game. |


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| Originally posted by Tak Dub Bam Anybody got screenshots from the original??? |



Guybrush Threepwood strolling down memory lane..
Thanks for the roliga bilderna nils.. 
Very cool game!
The first three parts rule!
Thhhhhreepwood!
Well, I managed to find myself a copy of MI3. Too bad the game crashes every couple of minutes. The third time I finally got out of the cabin (the first 2 times the game crashed before that point), but then the game crashed during the cutscene 
Anyone knows some patches or anything that will make this game run smootly?
i remember curse of monkey island (part 3); i just loved this game; it was challenging, fun, and the music was great;
in fact, a couple of months ago, i was bored one afternoon and reinstalled it on my laptop, and played through it.
also mentioned earlier, grim fandango; that was an equally (if not better) adventure game. also reinstalled that, but kept getting stuck when i started second cd...
the fourth monkey island was so-so. i wasn't too impressed.
Lucasarts adventure games were simply amazing.
I'd kill to get my hands on a copy of "Full Throttle" again... and I still play through "Maniac Mansion" about once a year... 
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| Originally posted by AirPole You mean Monkey Island II Lechuck's revenge? |
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| Originally posted by DJ RJT Lucasarts adventure games were simply amazing. I'd kill to get my hands on a copy of "Full Throttle" again... and I still play through "Maniac Mansion" about once a year... |
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