I'M IN
for Always Sometimes Monsters.

Da Faq you say? I'm sending a Drow war party to Italy asap! (been nice knowing you...)

I'll be IN for penumbren

Q#1 - Just to go a different route what about This guy?

Q#2 - Monster... Hmm got a tie here and [url=http://www.kucuu.com/photo/e7d2decfea8eeb033887b79d13c2ae12.jpg]Vampire Man, who could choose? too difficult for me.

Q#3 - vehicle I had to burn some time deciding here too, but lets go with Super star destroyer Yea, it looks like a giant spear tip, but it's one badassed spear tip!

Q#4 - Rogue... Ok what about This one! (I'm also pretty partial to the guy on the right)

Q#5 - truck
Well, there's only one answer to this one! It's Happy Toyz truck! 'here comes another load of joy"

BONUS Video!!!

Every time I got frustrated in Ultima II I would go kill Lord British as stress relief. That pompous ass probably died 1000x in my game... now if only I could have figured out who kept rezzing him

Tell me who your favorite fictional detective is, provide a picture if able.
Either Jeremy Brett. No offense to Cumberbatch, who is also excellent in the role, but Jeremy brought the original short stories to vivid life while remaining absolutely true to the original stories and the time period. Not even the early black & white movies (I have a number of these) came anywhere close to the integrity of the Granada production. Some Sherlock Holmes versions were very fun while not being close at all, like the Frank Langella & Tom Baker stage productions that appeared on public television years ago (80's, I think.) I never quite lost the feeling that Dracula & Doctor Who were having a joke, but they were fun just the same.

I also liked The Great Mouse Detective. All things considered, it was a worthy tribute to Sherlock Holmes :D

Wow, I wished I had noticed the lovely Sherlock Holmes discussion sooner. I also grew up with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories. I loved those books! The Strand Illustrated collection was particularly nice. I don't even know how often I reread them, but it was quite a few times!

Tell me who/what your favorite fictional monster is, provide a picture if able
Sully from Monsters Inc? (no, I don't a snow-cone from those guys ;)

Pics of interesting vehicles only, the more outlandish the better.
I'll agree with RagnarBlackmane and say the Millenium Falcon. Mind you, the Explorers spaceship was rather amusing

Tell me who your favorite fictional rogue is, provide a picture if able.
Locke from FFVI (FF3 SNES) He's brave and has a heart of gold, and could steal awesome weapons like the Atma sword ;)

If you were a truck, what kind of truck would you be, and why?
Semi-truck so I could deliver many good things and because they are just about unstoppable! Besides, I like the throaty purr sound they make. :D

As for the Ultima games, they were my first PC rpgs in the 90's and I just loved them, especially since I didn't know anybody I could play with the approved, old-fashioned table-top and dice way anymore. Hadn't played a game since the last all-weekend-long convention I'd attended as a teenager. I really enjoyed them back then, though I will admit to getting spoiled by the relatively easy jrpgs on the SNES later on. I've been planning to replay them, hopefully in order, and see what I think of them now. I have Ultima 4+5+6 pack, so I would just need to pick up 1+2 to get going in order.

In for iphgix

I was shocked you escaped her notice as well... she must be off composing poetry or snuggling with songbirds or something...

thanks for the ga, would like to enter for grid 2 and my answer for the quiz are :

your favorite fictional detective :hmm have couple of them but my fave are Poirot and kindaichi from Kindaichi Case Files

your favorite fictional monster : gryphon

your fave fiction vehicle : does mecha count ?;p im inserting macross mecha then, hey at least it is indeed able to chance to a vehicle.

fave rogue : hans solo

fave truck : gave up for this one ;p. but the reasom i love a truck because in my country the have habit to paint their truck with dirty/punt jokes on their back ;p

first time playing ultima : 98' or something playing ultima 4.

You may be in the minority but you're not alone. I, too, liked those films and think it did a good job in capturing the character well. Stephen Fry as Mycroft was also really amazing. :)

Agreed. Jeremy Brett did a superb job in the role of Sherlock Holmes. That series was my first introduction to Sherlock before i read the novels.

I'm in for Falci

My vehicle of choice? A rocket cycle ;-)

Thanks Ragnar for a most wonderful giveaway! :D

Bump

edited on request - thanks for info!

Nice of you to offer this title, but If I may, two things:

1. We have a dedicated thread for non-GOG games to be requested or offered. You can find it here. This is the dedicated thread for a GA by a specific member, let's not hijack it.

2. Please refrain from posting naked codes or links, it only attracts bad apples to this community. So please edit your post above to remove the link, and if you post in the suggested thread, inform the community of what you're offering and ask them to PM you to get the link to redeem the game.

Cheers.

I'm NOT in :P

Thank you & +1 :D

Thank you. :)

Yes, he was. I think the casting in those movies was generally very good. (I could've done without the random nude scene, but enh.) I also love how they handled Mary's character - making her a strong character that people actually liked.

Jeremy Brett is still Holmes to me.

Good lookin' out, thanks.

I actually started with an even older rendition, Bastil Rathbone, watching them broadcast on AMC and TCM with my dad. I discovered Brett much later but really appreciate his take on the character. Another favorite still though is...

Not even kidding.