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| or higher Where to Find It Prices/links current as of 12/29/03 Links provided for informational purposes only. FFC makes no warranty with regard to any transaction entered into by any party(ies). adventure company Copyright © Electric Eye Productions. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in adventure company part without adventure company express written permission. Discworld II: Missing Presumed ... !? Review by Scout February 2004 There's a saying that goes, "A child is talkative, a lively woman is loquacious, an old man in his dotage is garrulous." Having just completed Discworld II: Missing Presumed ... !?, I'm left wondering if an adjective exists to describe a really, really, really verbose adventure game that still manages to be funny, witty and profoundly entertaining. Probably not. The two are usually considered mutually exclusive. Most gamers balk at too much dialogue. They want their gameplay meat-and-potatoes simple, and I see their point, I really do. |
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