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Hawk on 09 October 2007
The_vagabond7 said:
If it's not for you, that's fine. Point and click isn't FPS or action games that appeal to the so called "hardcore", but don't bash the game for being easy when it is anything but.

 I hate the term hardcore, but I consider someone who still appreciates point and click gaming to be true hardcore. Hardcore gamers that only like FPS, acton, or "mature" games, only THINK they are hardcore gamers.



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twesterm on 09 October 2007
Hawk said:
The_vagabond7 said:
If it's not for you, that's fine. Point and click isn't FPS or action games that appeal to the so called "hardcore", but don't bash the game for being easy when it is anything but.

I hate the term hardcore, but I consider someone who still appreciates point and click gaming to be true hardcore. Hardcore gamers that only like FPS, acton, or "mature" games, only THINK they are hardcore gamers.


 I think the term you're looking for is OG-- Original Gamer. 



 

dschumm on 09 October 2007

It is games like this that make me wish I was 12 again with nothing to do in my free time but play endless games. This might be my favorite holiday lineup ever for video games(counting all systems). And Z&W is near at the top. Can't wait.



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Galaki on 09 October 2007
Dolla Dolla said:

if he doesn't get this game, I'll buy it for him


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ItsaMii on 09 October 2007

This is heaven to me. I wish Lucasarts would make their old adventure games for the Wii. Day of Tentacle, Monkey Island and Indiana Jones Fate of Atlantis are some of the best memories I have as a PC gamer.



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twesterm on 09 October 2007

I can only dream of a world where Day of the Tentacle or any Maniac Mansion type of game makes it to the Wii. God I hope this game does amazing so people start making adventure games again.



 

Neos on 09 October 2007

definently buying it!



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BengaBenga on 09 October 2007

Definetely buy this one, love the windwakeresque style and love puzzle solving.

There are already several P&C games coming to Wii in the near future. Maybe Phantasmagoria should get a remake (if that ain't hardcore what is).



Ari_Gold on 09 October 2007

looks fun, probably buy this when its a budget game



mrshady on 09 October 2007
ItsaMii said:
This is heaven to me. I wish Lucasarts would make their old adventure games for the Wii. Day of Tentacle, Monkey Island and Indiana Jones Fate of Atlantis are some of the best memories I have as a PC gamer.

 I agree that would be awesome. Monkey Island is one of the best series ever. To bad this new generation of self proclaimed "hardcore gamers" doesent play graphic adventures. And I agree with Hawk abot his statment. Point&click are the real "hardcore" games it takes a lot of patiance and actuall thinking to finish one. And this games looks really good, I am definitely geting it.



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