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Nope. Some clues then: According to wikipedia, Number 1 was the first game to use the Freescape engine, which allowed the production of full three-dimensional environments using filled polygons. I had a Freescape engine game on the Speccy, but they were also available on Commondore 64, Amstrad, Atari ST and the Amiga. Number 5 is from a series of games that started life as text adventures. The entries in the series are called ____ , ____ II , ____ III , Beyond ____ , ____ Zero, ____ Nemesis, ____: Grand Inquisitor, ____: The Undiscovered Underground and Legends of ____.
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Iun, I gotta say it: that was a brilliantly entertaining read. Give this man a pay rise. LOL! The game sounds good, but five hours is too short IMO.
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Heh, so you thought you'd get your own back.
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Correct again. You're going to get me in trouble at work Mr. Bears! Well, more trouble.
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Coolness Bears has it.
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These are correct: 2. Mystical ninja 4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 7. How to be a complete bastard This one isn't correct, but is close: 6. Gold Rush
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Seven more. I've tried to make them a bit harder (by digging further into the past and by including a couple I haven't ever played). 1. [ATTACH]3188[/ATTACH] 2. [ATTACH]3189[/ATTACH] Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon 3 (might have posted this one before). [ATTACH]3190[/ATTACH] The Incredible Machine 4. [ATTACH]3191[/ATTACH] Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 5. [ATTACH]3192[/ATTACH] 6. [ATTACH]3193[/ATTACH] Bagman / Gilligan's Gold 7. [ATTACH]3194[/ATTACH] How to be a Complete Bastard
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I remember you saying about the Axe and Spear skills. Based on past RPGs, I didn't think I'd be going back to the game to do extra stuff, unless it was the best RPG I'd ever played, so I felt I needed to boost the weapon I use 99% of the time (the boomerang). Having said that, I did boost spears and axes along the way too, so it may still be possible to get those to the necessary level. I'd need to do some calculating!
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Thanks Grazza! It was the Sage's Stone that turned it all around. I'm sure I read its description when I acquired it, but I failed to twig just how useful it would be! With that, I was able to keep my party alive when Angelo was in trouble. This is the first time I have recorded game progress on a message board with this much detail and I hope the screenshots helped to liven it up a bit (they were fun to do and the game provided many humorous moments to capture). I was playing this and Chrono Trigger at the same time (not literally of course!) and I don't have much spare time as it is, so the updates weren't as frequent as I'd have liked, but I got there in the end. It was definitely worth playing and if I had more spare time, I would definitely continue playing. Intriguing. Out of interest, how many more hours do you think I'd have to play to get to the next ending?
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No worries. I actually don't mind being spoiled for the post-completion stuff. It was only while trying to complete the main game that I was trying to avoid FAQs. I don't know if I'll go back to DQ8 for a while. My other children need my attention.
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All correct. I give up. You guys are all way too good. I'll post a few pixels in each screenshot next time. Scores Epic fail: 7 Coolness Bears: 5 Happenstance: 4 darksnowman: 4 Cube: 3 D_prOdigy: 3 Patch: 2 Fused King: 1 Shino: 1 deathborn: 1 Mundi: 1
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Correct! Not eating food at the moment then?
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Thanks mate! Apart from a monster you can capture called 'Hev', I have no idea! I had been trying not to read the end of FAQs for fear of spoiling the ending. killer kirby knows all. Aye aye sir!
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Scores Epic fail: 6 Coolness Bears: 4 Happenstance: 4 Cube: 3 D_prOdigy: 3 Patch: 2 darksnowman: 2 Fused King: 1 Shino: 1 deathborn: 1 Mundi: 1 A few more (all cropped): 1. [ATTACH]3177[/ATTACH] 2. [ATTACH]3178[/ATTACH] 3. [ATTACH]3179[/ATTACH] 4. [ATTACH]3180[/ATTACH]
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Cool, good to see some more interest in the game. For the price, it's a bargain. Progress this weekend: FINISHED!
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Yes, I've had a wander round there, thanks. I only ever saw Liquid Metal and regular Metal Slimes, not the King Metal Slimes. Maybe I didn't stay there long enough. I was really interested in levelling up when I first saw the Metal Slime (1000 experience, wow!), but now it's something I'd do only if I was really stuck or if I was on a second playthrough maybe.
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Yes, correct again. You guys are too good. Or my screenshots are too easy. Scores Epic fail: 6 Coolness Bears: 4 Happenstance: 4 Cube: 3 Patch: 2 darksnowman: 2 Fused King: 1 Shino: 1 deathborn: 1 Mundi: 1 D_prOdigy: 1
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Yep, both are correct.
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I gave it to Jessica, whose defence was way behind the others. This is due to me choosing to level up for a while without Jessica in my party which was a bit daft. Dragon Quest 8 has the two factors necessary for me to try out different spells and abilities: 1. You have a lot of MP. I don't mind wasting some on trying out new things. 2. A description of what the spell / ability actually does at the point where you can perform it. A bit more progress:
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Scores Coolness Bears: 4 Epic fail: 4 Cube: 3 Patch: 2 darksnowman: 2 Happenstance: 2 Fused King: 1 Shino: 1 deathborn: 1 Mundi: 1 D_prOdigy: 1 A few more. Should be quite easy methinks. They are all cropped. 1. [ATTACH]3159[/ATTACH] 2. [ATTACH]3160[/ATTACH] 3. [ATTACH]3161[/ATTACH] 4. [ATTACH]3162[/ATTACH]
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Prodigy is correct! Scores Coolness Bears: 4 Epic fail: 3 Cube: 3 Patch: 2 darksnowman: 2 Happenstance: 2 Fused King: 1 Shino: 1 deathborn: 1 Mundi: 1 D_prOdigy: 1 I'll probably post some more at lunchtime, unless anyone else wants to have a bash at it. Heh. I had no idea you were so competitive.
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It's Duke Nukem Forever. Which I know is a bit cheap because it was never released! +1 for Mundi.
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Cube, all correct. STOOPIDDITTIES, keep trying. 1. Endless Ocean 2. The Curse of Monkey Island 5. Chinatown Wars
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