LucasArts (formerly Lucasfilm Games) was the best adventure game developer ever.
1986 - Labyrinth
1987 - Maniac Mansion
1988 - Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders
1989 - Indiana Jones and the last Crusade
1990 - The Secret of Monkey Island
1990 - Loom
1991 - Monkey Island - LeChuck's Revenge
1992 - Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
1993 - Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle
1993 - Sam & Max - Hit the Road
1995 - Full Throttle
1996 - The Dig
1997 - The Curse of Monkey Island
1998 - Grim Fandango
2000 - Escape from Monkey Island
Bolded: Among the best point & click adventure games ever made
Bolded/Italics: My Top 5 adventure games
Most underrated (despite its big name): Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
Full Throttle is an excellent adventure game, but not even in my top 5 LucasArts adventure games. In comparison to LA's other greats It's too short, has too few locations and a bit too simple puzzles for my taste (not that anyone would care today, but back then fans and critics cared; the bar had been set so high with its 1990 to 1993 predecessors that Full Throttle felt like a minor disappointment to some fans in 1995 - and then they released The Dig aka LucasArts' POS based on an "idea" by Steven Spielberg...).
An excellent game like Full Throttle not even being in my top 5 of the company's adventure games just shows just how good Ron Gilbert, Tim Schafer, Dave Grossmann & Co. were at creating these games and influencing a whole genre - see e.g. my sig, this game is strongly influenced by LucasArts - like no other company. Except Sierra On-Line of course, but I always preferred LA.
