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| weight watchers points, hoodlum, lotto ticket, harvest, like, wanadoo, judd, steven, cetus, retrospective, diets, party hats, gag, virgin, writing, where, westwood, future, held, stranger's, stone, rain, courtland, | clone. The software itself installed and ran well, although I had to deal with a couple of minor glitches. I did the full install on my Windows XP laptop with only a 4 MB onboard video chip; at first the game wouldn't run at all. iii But I looked at all of the shortcuts put on the Start menu and saw one called "Configure iii Pharaoh's Curse" that allowed me to switch to iii software rendering. After that, I had a couple of hard crashes outside the game, and when Windows restarted and did that disk-checking thing, it repaired a couple of Pharaoh's Curse files. I don't know what was changed or why, but both times the game, and the rest of my computer, ran fine afterward. Pharaoh's Curse is nothing more than another cookie-cutter game to fill the Cryo vacuum. I could always go off on another rant about how "the genre is ripe for innovation and so why are we continually force-fed this kind of tripe," but I'll let my rotten egg do my talking for me. |
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| Sometimes there are far too many locations that must be revisited in order to perform minute cursor-sweeping inspections for that one teeny item you've overlooked, particularly in the museum. The graphics are passable. They look nice and are clear and well laid out. They are pretty lifeless, though. A big chunk cetus of the game takes place on a Nile riverboat, and while you're outside looking at the water, you hear the gentle waves lapping on the sides of the boat ... but the water doesn't move. You hear birds cetus in the background, but you never see anything in the skies. After you finish talking to the barman, he will go back to what he was doing, and then he will just be there ... moving his arm up and down, up and down, up and down, bobbing his head up and down, up and down ... every time you go back. And that's if you're lucky. Usually there is no one at all in evidence anywhere you go. People always talk about those lonely first-person Myst clones—this is a lonely first-person I-don't-know-what,-maybe-Wanadoo? |
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