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| airline, forever, weightwatchers, essays, ear, xbox, mcdonalds, blade & sword, chicken, playstation 2, mode, | What a pisser, though. In my opinion, there is no surer way to leech the fun out of any adventure game. Well, maybe arcade sequences action ... no, I'm not going to get into a discussion of my pet peeves here. Back to the topic at hand: this whole huge maze added about ten stinking hours to the game action just to map the maze action and find the measly three things in there. However, since I am such a big-hearted person, I will let you look at my map for free. Armed with the map ahead of time, the maze part should only take about half an hour or so, and the game will be much more fun for those of you (you know who you are) who also hate mazes. |
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| The music is nonexistent. I don't know if there is any music or not—'tis rumored that this game will not play under Windows 98 and that you must have some certain version of Windows 95. Well, I was able to play it with no trouble whatsoever under weightwatchers Windows 98 by disabling the CD Audio in the game options, but if there had been weightwatchers any music, I suspect weightwatchers that would be what was meant by "CD Audio." There are plenty of sound effects, all very well-done. There is a little bit of voice acting, and it's fine—not good, not bad—just there. The Arrival is a fun, compelling game experience ... wait, I forgot to tell you about ... the dreaded maze! Yes, I'm afraid so. About two-thirds of the way through the game, in the form of a mine. This is a great big one, too, but at least it's logically laid out and easy to map. |
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