↑ 2.0 2.1 Rugrats Adventure Game on Giant Bomb - last accessed on 2016-24-12 ↑ 3.0 3.1 Rugrats Adventure Game on MobyGames - last accessed on 2016-24-12 ↑ 4.0 4.1 Rugrats Adventure Game on IMDb - last accessed on 2016-24-12.

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They're either in my shelf, computer, or in parts unknown. SaM Hit the road SaM episodics MM: Day of the Tentacle Most of the Humongous Entertainment games (although i've misplaced them all) Escape from Monkey Island Dreamfall 2: longest journey Some horror games, I guess (Silent hills 1, 3, 4, and origins) Games I downloaded from Adventure Game Studio (especially the Chzo Mythos games, those are awesome) Every Leisure Suit Larry games, only played 1st, 5th, and 7th. Psychonauts (of course) Beyond good and evil (Ubisoft rules!) Nick Bounty games Brain Hotel Oddworld games (Oddworld rules!) The Neverhood (Doug TenNapel rules!) That game based on 'from earth to the moon' (forgot the title) Peasant's Quest (awesome game, but we didn't get to kill Trogdor:() That Rugrats adventure game for the PC (long gone, though) still looking for Grim Fandango.

Grim Fandango Curse of Monkey Island Escape from Monkey Island Sam and Max Hit the Road Sam and Max Season One Full Throttle Day of the Tentcale All PC (or PSP (Sam and Max Hit the Road only)). I only have LucasArts and Tell Tale adventure games because they are more like cartoons (but much funnier). I know have all the above plus: Monkey Island Bounty Pack (Monkey Island 1, 2 and 3, CD versions). Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened Sherlock Holmes: The Silver Earing Space Quest Collection (not a big fan of it sadly. I can't figure out any of the puzzles but the humour is perfect). Sam and Max:Season 2 Zak McKraken and the Alien Mindbenders (3.5 floppy disks KIXX XL re-release big box). The Black Cauldron - original box Adventure game for children based on the Disney cartoon of the same name.

Roberta was involved with this (as was Al Lowe, the creator of the Larry games) but it was not included in the Roberta Williams Anthology for legal reasons. There is an adventure game for this?

I'm a huge Disney fan but I can honestly say that was their worst film. I felt like a small animation company trying to be Disney, rather than Disney doing another one of their classics. As for my lists it's small Got and Played: MI 1, 2, 3 and 4 Sam & Max: Hit The Road Sam and Max: Season 1 Sam and Max: Season 2 eps 1-2 only so far Day of the Tenticle Indiana Jones: The Fate Of Atlantas Westwoods' 'Hand Of Fate Got and yet to play: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Grim Fandango Shadow of the Comet I think thats it. I don't own many adventure games, but I've played the following LucasArts/Telltale games: The Dig Full Throttle Sam and Max Hit the Road Sam and Max Seasons 1&2 SBCG4AP Also in the more 'adventure-ish' category, there's Psychonauts (haven't beaten), the Phoenix Wright series (played 1 thru 3), and Hotel Dusk. Also, when I was a kid, I played an Are You Afraid of the Dark adventure game that I thought was kinda cool.

I guess I've played more adventure-ish games than just that, but those are the ones that stand out. EDIT: I own the Telltale games and the DS/PS2 games, btw.

I'm by no means a keen gamer. Graphic adventures make up well more than half of the games I've played.

I haven't played the big titles that everyone has like Grand Theft Auto or Halo, for example. The remake of Secret of Monkey Island and the Tales of Monkey Island have recently rekindled my interest in the games I grew up with. Lucasarts Lucasarts Complete Collection (Amiga) which consisted of: - Maniac Mansion - Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Loom - The Secret of Monkey Island (What got me all into it. Prepare yourselves for a long post of.

PC - Disc copies: *Blade Runner *Broken Sword: The Angel of Death *Discworld II: Missing Presumed.?! Leisure Suit Larry Ultimate Pleasure Pack - original box Contains Larry 1-7 (still no sign of Larry 4 hehe), Larrys Casino and Laffer Utilities. I think Larry 7 was a really good end to this series and I wish that garbage by the name of Magma Cum Laude had never been released. Ashlar hatch pattern autocad blocks cars. It's a cheap cash-in and it really sucks. Played the first three games as a child (ahem.) and it totally got me into adventure gaming.