My vote goes to...

Posted by bud-arc from 216-119-42-169.o1.jps.net on May 08, 2000 at 00:45:35:

In Reply to: Re: Should next Indiana Jones game for the PC (if there'll be another one) run on the Infernal Machine 3D engine or the Grim Fandango 3D engine? (nm) posted by Shaggy on May 07, 2000 at 23:52:57:

...the old, traditional, 2D, point and click graphic adventures! Forget "technology," and go back to something that works! Sure, some people might argue that that's going "back" in graphics instead of ahead, but you cannot doubt the brains at Lucasarts behind those cool "oldies" (Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, Fate of Atlantis, Sam and Max, the works) that have withstood the test of time! So what do you say we all write to Lucasarts and tell them to bring back graphic adventures! Whoo-hoo! Viva the early 90's!
P.S. For those of you who may be confused, this time I AM being serious. Yeah, it's a tough thing to swallow at times, but I really do like the old way of gaming...
P.P.S. ...although I wouldn't go so far as demanding that they bring back interactive fiction and text adventures...
P.P.P.S. ...not that there's anything wrong with them; they were challenging games!

Follow Ups:

• You're right buddy - a good old 2D adventure is much better than this new 3D games!!(nm) henry-jones-jr 11:12:45 5/08/2000 (0)
• (But Lucasarts aren't going to do that because in the big wide world, 2D p'n'c games have limited console appeal...) (NM) Moribundman 05:37:55 5/08/2000 (0)
• DEFINITELY the Grim Fandango one (at the very least). Preferably a luxuriously painted 2d'er a la CMI or Broken Sword. (NM) Moribundman 05:36:55 5/08/2000 (0)

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