yay a new myst was announced, cant wait for it to come out
http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/04/05/news_6092886.html
http://www.mystrevelation.com/teaser/uk/
on the second site, if you want to know how to get to the bonus stuff heres how
[spoiler]mouse over the buttons until all of the symbols in the left column match the symbol in the upper right corner, then click on it[/spoiler]
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glitch1501 - Posts: 2177
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I LOVE the Myst games! I have the PSone/PS2 versions of all three out so far (not counting Uru) and I have the Myst novels on my bookshelf. Exile was my favorite of the three. Even though any time I got any of the games I'd practically live in it - and the ages contained therein - until I had it beaten, Exile was the only one I was able to beat without any help.
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I haven't played any of them but the original, but Myst was a great game. It allowed me to do what I'd rather be doing anyway in a game: exploring. You could just drift around, look at cool stuff...there was no real pressure. And the stuff you found seemed really inventive...^^
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Exile was one of the best for the technology that they introduced to the series (full 360 views at each spot). I own all the games except Uru, but I haven't had a chance to install and play Real Myst.
I've read the books but haven't added them to by bookshelf yet. I should see about doing that this year maybe (I really enjoyed them).
UBI did good with Exile (except for the issues with certain 3D video cards with the game in hardware mode). I hope they can continue to make a good product this time around too (I know there was talk of another project when Exile came out).
I've read the books but haven't added them to by bookshelf yet. I should see about doing that this year maybe (I really enjoyed them).
UBI did good with Exile (except for the issues with certain 3D video cards with the game in hardware mode). I hope they can continue to make a good product this time around too (I know there was talk of another project when Exile came out).
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inkhana wrote:I haven't played any of them but the original, but Myst was a great game. It allowed me to do what I'd rather be doing anyway in a game: exploring. You could just drift around, look at cool stuff...there was no real pressure. And the stuff you found seemed really inventive...^^
That's what I like about adventure games in general. No rush, no lives or enemies. Just the player, the puzzles, and a wonderful world to interact with. My first adventure game was Scooby Doo, Where Are You? for the Genesis. I immediately fell in love with the genre before I even knew what it was.
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