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I'll consider this my monthly reminder that I've never played any of the Master of Orion games. As someone who isn't huge on micromanagement, which one would be the best to start with if I were to actually get one now?
nice. i have just extended my eternal backlog by five retroismatic pieces - darklands, deadlock 1 and 2, b-17 flying fortress, f117a nighthawk stealth fighter..

my only luck is not being interested in new games too :-)
Bought two games I didn't originally intend to get, but the combined price was less than 3 dollars. So, I said why not?

Going to save the rest of my money though for the fall sale.
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Post edited October 16, 2016 by Fairfox
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HunchBluntley: It's time once again for me to offer someone a copy of Dragonsphere.
Will there be any takers this time? Only time will tell...
I think not. No, really, if you like old pnc, grab this free copy. I got it when it was free. It's flawed, like 90% of olf pnc, but hey great plot twist.
Has anyone tried Uprising 2 on Win7 at all?
why od you sell them the game
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red018: why od you sell them the game
Good post.
Reminder that if you don't own Pajama Sam Vol. 1 at least, you're a terrorist. (The only game I can recommend in Vol. 2 is Pajama Sam 3 unfortunately - vs. PS 1 & 2 in Vol. 1 - so Vol. 1 is the better deal. Pajama Sam 3 is still a solid game though, and it's about food so that's always good.)


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Cecco: Damn, where are ALL THE OTHER Ron Gilbert games? The Cave, DeathSpank...will we get Thumbleweed Park? There are the existential questions. EDIT: oh and of course Maniac Mansion, and the real Monkey Island Games ;) But we know Disney.
Meanwhile I'll get me Ron Gilberts' Pajama Sam and Total Annihilation games.
The Cave is SEGA; I could actually see EA bringing Deathspank here in an upcoming batch, it is surprising it isn't here yet; we'll probably get Thimbleweed Park; and there are probably legal issues with bringing the original LucasArts stuff we're missing.

On the subject of Disney's LucasArts stuff though, if you're passionate about that, I'd suggest tweeting Seth Davis - "Head of Big Picture (TV/PC) Digital Games at Disney Interactive" - and letting him know you want more Disney/LucasArts stuff here. (assuming you have a Twitter account) He's the Disney guy who's worked with GOG.
Post edited October 16, 2016 by tfishell
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tfishell: Reminder that if you don't own Pajama Sam Vol. 1 at least, you're a terrorist.
I guess the jig is up. I surrender! How did you know?

On a more serious tone, I've never even played one the Humongous games. Am I really missing out on that much?
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ZaineH: I'll consider this my monthly reminder that I've never played any of the Master of Orion games. As someone who isn't huge on micromanagement, which one would be the best to start with if I were to actually get one now?
The first Master of Orion is macro oriented and should be the one to go if you don't mind the old graphics.
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Sniskerbobberton: As a 4X fan is the Master of Orion reboot worth its weight in gold?
It's not a great great game but i am still enjoying it and a bigger patch should come at the end of the month with new features. I think it's worth it. I wouldn't go for huge galaxies as the micromanagement of the colonies can be really boring if you have too many of them (and the autobuild isn't working well).
Post edited October 17, 2016 by Anguille
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ZaineH: I'll consider this my monthly reminder that I've never played any of the Master of Orion games. As someone who isn't huge on micromanagement, which one would be the best to start with if I were to actually get one now?
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Anguille: The first Master of Orion is macro oriented and should be the one to go if you don't mind the old graphics.
Thank you! The older graphics are fine so I'll see about starting there.
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ZaineH: I'll consider this my monthly reminder that I've never played any of the Master of Orion games. As someone who isn't huge on micromanagement, which one would be the best to start with if I were to actually get one now?
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Anguille: The first Master of Orion is macro oriented and should be the one to go if you don't mind the old graphics.
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Sniskerbobberton: As a 4X fan is the Master of Orion reboot worth its weight in gold?
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Anguille: It's not a great great game but i am still enjoying it and a bigger patch should come at the end of the month with new features. I think it's worth it. I wouldn't go for huge galaxies as the micromanagement of the colonies can be really boring if you have too many of them (and the autobuild isn't working well).
Thanks Anguille for your input, I'll hold off to see if the bigger patch improves it some.
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tfishell: Reminder that if you don't own Pajama Sam Vol. 1 at least, you're a terrorist.
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ZaineH: I guess the jig is up. I surrender! How did you know?

On a more serious tone, I've never even played one the Humongous games. Am I really missing out on that much?
Probably not if you didn't grow up with the games. If you like humorous, simple-but-charming point and click adventures (they are aimed at kids) you might like them.

You can check out the game here (but don't spoil it if you plan on getting the game!). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c0gqPBx8BE
The wallpapers alone made the price for BloodRayne worth it.. :P

By the way, has anyone here been able to play the game with a Xbox 360-controller? I couldn't get the right stick to work, and Rayne moves sideways even while I'm not touching the controller.