I bet Forge and The Fold are being developed behind the master vault door in the high-security super-secret Telltale facility. There's absolutely no way in...except, maybe...
TTG: Are you going to ask about LOOM? The greatest Graphical Adventure from Lucas arts again?
Sierra-aware part of the Forums: No. I wanna know about Boom, the latest bomb from master storyteller Morrie Brianarty, BOOM is a post-holocaust adventure set in post-holocaust America after the holocaust. Neutron bombs have eradicated all life, leaving only YOU to wander through the wreckage. No other characters, no conflict, no puzzles, no chance of dying, and no interface make this the easiest-to-finish game yet! Just boot it up and watch it explode!
Zak McKracken - a very old game about a tabloid journalist trying to save the world from some alien mindbenders. It also had a two-headed squirl, Elvis and locations like Mars and the Bermuda Triangle. It was as bizzare as your usual Sam and Max adventure, but it had some really, really hard puzzles. The type you draw a map on paper and write down numbers and stuff. Really old school.
I also have never played Loom. In fact, until recently, I only knew what it was because of an old joke in a BBS post about Doom:
(Paraphrased) "Fun thing to do while waiting for the release of Doom: Find a copy of "Loom" at the local game store and draw a line on it to make the "L" look like a "D"."
I also have never played Loom. In fact, until recently, I only knew what it was because of an old joke in a BBS post about Doom:
(Paraphrased) "Fun thing to do while waiting for the release of Doom: Find a copy of "Loom" at the local game store and draw a line on it to make the "L" look like a "D"."
Yeah, it was a VERY old post.
Oh, wow...thats old...I think I was about 7 or eight, when I first read that article.
Oh, wow...thats old...I think I was about 7 or eight, when I first read that article.
Also just to say the reference to Loom in Secret of Monkey Island with Cobb and the sales pitch.
Also in Escape from Monkey Island, Guybrush on the log ride he always says something different when it just starts. One of the things is "What kind of name is Loom anyway?" and then keeps saying Loom in different voices.
Also just to say the reference to Loom in Secret of Monkey Island with Cobb and the sales pitch.
Also in Escape from Monkey Island, Guybrush on the log ride he always says something different when it just starts. One of the things is "What kind of name is Loom anyway?" and then keeps saying Loom in different voices.
My theory on loom, is that it's the predecessor to guitar hero, or if guitar hero was an adventure game...it would be loom.
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TTG: What is you favorite fruit from the list below:
Oranges
Apples
Pears
Forum: Bananas.
TTG: Bananas wasn't in the list.
Forum: I know, but it's may fav fruit!
TTG: I think you're missing the point.
TTG: Well, that's just rude.
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Forum: Can I have Episode 5 now?
TTG: NO!
TTG: Yes!
Forum: REALLYZOMGBBQ
TTG: No
Forum:
Forum: *sniff* Yeah, it was.
TTG: Serves you right, though.
Forum: Can I at least haz Loom?
TTG: I hate you. I really do.
TTG: GTFO.
TTG: Wait..you don't want Loom?
Forum: Noz
TTG: Well then yes you can.
Forum(Coughs) Loom.
TTG: YOU GO STAND IN THE CORNER WITH SWP! NOW!
TTG: Sorry I shouted
Forum: Aye
TTG: Nice hat
Forum: Aye
TTG: .....
Forum: Aye
TTG: What's loom?
Forum: Loom is the latest graphical adventure from-
TTG: Corner
<grabs a distaff>
EEEEEE SEEEEEE EEEEEE DEEEEEE!
<high security vault unlocks>
...woah.
Loom has a better storyline, but it's very short on puzzles... it's much too short and easy.
THAT'S why when IF Telltale creates a sequel to Loom, they create more puzzles including longer ones
TTG: Are you going to ask about LOOM? The greatest Graphical Adventure from Lucas arts again?
Sierra-aware part of the Forums: No. I wanna know about Boom, the latest bomb from master storyteller Morrie Brianarty, BOOM is a post-holocaust adventure set in post-holocaust America after the holocaust. Neutron bombs have eradicated all life, leaving only YOU to wander through the wreckage. No other characters, no conflict, no puzzles, no chance of dying, and no interface make this the easiest-to-finish game yet! Just boot it up and watch it explode!
TTG: ...hate you all...
TTG: No.
Sierra-aware part of the Forum: How about a quest-type-game for Incredible Machine 5?
TTG: No. Stop advertising Sierra!
Sierra-aware part of the Forum: Okay. Sorry.
Trekkies: Can we talk about Interplay?
Trekkies: No, What?
TTG: What it feels like to sit in the corner.
Forums: Hi
Sierra Aware Part of the forums: Hi
Trekkies: How are you guys?
TTG: Don't make me get the paddle, corner means quiet time!
And I never played Loom. I should try it.
(Paraphrased) "Fun thing to do while waiting for the release of Doom: Find a copy of "Loom" at the local game store and draw a line on it to make the "L" look like a "D"."
Yeah, it was a VERY old post.
Oh, wow...thats old...I think I was about 7 or eight, when I first read that article.
Also just to say the reference to Loom in Secret of Monkey Island with Cobb and the sales pitch.
Also in Escape from Monkey Island, Guybrush on the log ride he always says something different when it just starts. One of the things is "What kind of name is Loom anyway?" and then keeps saying Loom in different voices.
My theory on loom, is that it's the predecessor to guitar hero, or if guitar hero was an adventure game...it would be loom.
Fixed.
"I can't strum these chords together!"
(Yeah, I used that joke before... no, I'm not tired of it...
"Nah, it's overplayed."
Use Distortion Pedal with My Chemical Romance
"Wow, now I can listen to this."
(:P)