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#731
03-11-2026, 12:56 PM
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I think metal gear solid had a radio address on the back of the box too and one of the screenshots that you could call for help also pretty cool yeah I like it when they do stuff like that to echo. | |||
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#733
03-12-2026, 05:27 PM
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You store things you get on a run and craft things. PvPer are sorted out but not before they do their damage to your collecting. They wipe eventually what you work on. Worse you wait about to get into a map that a lot of pros pick clean fast. but it was a free game I was given and I didn't mind dropping it after it lost interest. | |||
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#734
03-12-2026, 06:18 PM
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G-Nome (1996)
If I'm remembering right, I had this pre-installed with my Windows 95 computer as a demo.
[You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] I let the full game CD follow me home yesterday and I think it was worth both dollars. The bonus was when the young clerk looked twice because he thought it was the band Gnome. | ||
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#737
Today, 02:37 AM
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Zork: Grand Inquisitor (Activision, 1997)
It may surprise you to realize how much you already rule if you have ever played this. If you haven't even heard of this game until now I present a game that is original, cinematic, hilarious, epic, well-designed, fun and full on nipples-on-a-blind-lesbian-in-a-fish-market hard as a contemporary pirate enthusiast from the time Maddox once coined the phrase for unforgivingly challenging games. I bet not one person in ten reading this can progress further than Port Foozle before being eaten by a grue without hints. If you do I want to hear about your heroic success. Save often! https://www.mobygames.com/game/1951/...nd-inquisitor/ | ||
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Reason: Let me repeat myself. I AINT REPEATING MYSELF. OH YEAH.
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