The point and click adventure genre was once a burgeoning industry. The Monkey Island series, Sam and Max and well, pretty much every LucasArts adventure were critical darlings, and fared well commercially. Combining interesting stories, laugh out loud dialogue, and intriguing puzzles, what could go wrong? Something did, and the adventure game died a slow painful death. In the face of graphically intensive FPS and RTS games, the adventure went by unnoticed, and soon enough they weren't being made any more. The brilliant Grim Fandango attempted to bring things back, but instead turned out to be the swansong for original Lucas Arts adventures, going by unnoticed despite the shrieking of games journalists everywhere.
Retro Gaming Magazine pulls the latest retro game sales into one convenient list.
Gamespy writes: This Halloween, we're going as vampires. We're not dressing in black and getting fangs or anything (and certainly not glitter) -- we're jumping into PC games that put you in the roll of the blood-sucking undead. It's harder to find a good one that you'd think: lots of games are good at killing vampires, but playing as them? Not so much. We've scoured the supernatural timeline to unearth PC games that allow you to play as a bloodsucking freak, from the best at capturing the true vampire spirit to the worst.
ah bloodrayne, seriously even thought he games were mediocre they have huge potential to be amzing imagine a bloodrayne game with devil may cry gameplay, in an openworld where you can turn into a flock of bats to traverse the world(infamous festival of blood, and maybe some stealth elements as well, maybe if the game was made by naughtydog, suckerpunch or ubisoft it could be a reality.
Ah Raynes boobs, haven't seen you two in a long time,still looking sexy i see, what have you two girls been up to?
Microsoft Games for Windows Live most recent PC Games digital delivery service queues up for discount offerings, gamers who enjoy the horror genre quite pleased.
