I never played any of them except the demo of The Dig, usually I bought games on magazines (by today's exchange rate they were ~7 dollars) and they weren't sold in these. The demo of Grim Fandango was included in one of these magazines too, but that was it. There was a friend that loved Grim Fandango too, but I never borrowed it from him, and a friend of my dad loved Monkey Island too.
so I bought all four, I will get the new Monkey Island next week so I'm only charged next month, and I'm looking forward to the remake and the other adventure games.
thankfully I'm with a new monitor that doesn't stretch the screen, I gave up playing The Longest Journey in the other monitor because I couldn't see a part of the screen. so yeah, I still have some games to finish.
I played the beginning of both Indy games, The Last Crusade obviously shows its age, could do with a remake IMO, FoA seems cool. and I just warped in The Dig, so far I think it's amazing. I have issues with those menus filled with options (yeah, I know it's like that, but I don't like..) so I like The Dig because it's pretty straightforward
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