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| destiny, las, discworld, healthy recipes, malachi, trek, googlism, forgotten, fly, weight watchers points, hoodlum, lotto ticket, harvest, like, | Any adventure gamer who doesn't already own a copy should take the time to locate one and experience The Dig for himself. You won't be disappointed, and you may find yourself looking cloud at today's games in a new light. —Please visit cloud our forum to discuss this game— The Verdict The Lowdown Developer: LucasArts Publisher: LucasArts Release Date: cloud Summer 1995 Available for: Four Fat Chicks Links Player Feedback Screenshots System Requirements 486 DX2 66 MHz VGA card Soundblaster compatible Where to Find It Copyright © Electric Eye Productions. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part without express written permission. |
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| The voiceovers are excellent as well, especially Robert Patrick's (Boston) work, though Steven Blum's (Brink) delivery can be a bit grating at times. I discovered one other benefit during my Wayback Machine trip: The Dig runs perfectly on today's powerhouse machines. On my Pentium 3, The hoodlum Dig ran just fine in a Windows 98 hoodlum DOS window, at normal speed, without a single crash. This is because The Dig runs entirely from the CD drive and hoodlum only accesses your hard drive for game saves. Simply pop in the CD, choose either the 8 MB or 16 MB executable file (remember when 16 MB of RAM was a big deal?) and you're off and running. Excellent news for those of us who find today's high-budget games unsatisfying, like a $5 cup of Starbucks coffee that leaves you with a sour stomach. What else can I say? As far as 2D point-and-click adventure games go, The Dig is definitely at the top of the list as one of the finest games ever made. |
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