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Re: Games, games and games
Well, I've always loved adventure games (not to be confused with RPG I
guess). My favourites through the years has been Sierra's Police Quest
I-IV, Lucasarts' Monkey Island series, Icom's Deja Vu and Dynamix's Rise
Of The Dragon.
Actually I'm currently writing a game engine myself in Linux to create
games in the Deja Vu/Rise Of The Dragon style.
Sadly, game manufacturers don't seem to do this genre anymore.
/Henrik
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On Sat, 26 May 2001, Mark Collins wrote:
> A question, or survey if you will...
>
> I expect most people on these various lists use Linux in one way or another...
>
> What I want to know is what sort of games people would be buy for
> Linux/BSD/SOlaris/Whatever. I expect Loki's regular offerings of 'Yet Another
> FPS' isn't the sort of thing Linux users generally go in for.
>
> In my personal experience, Linux users tend to be into RPGs/RTS', and not
> gorefests.
>
> Opinions?
>
> (I've got meetings with various publishers over the next month, I want a
> decent thing to present them with)
>
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> email: me@thisisnurgle.org.uk
>
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