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Oh man, these recent Squenix bundles (Hitman, Tomb Raider) just remind me how urgently we need the more recent titles of these games here on GOG.
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Grargar: Why? It's not included in this bundle.
Oops, you're right, I just saw the image behind the promo with a similar palette to the ME cover and assumed it was the full collection. -1 to my observation skills.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by ReynardFox
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phaolo: I already own Myst1ME and Riven (played&loved this one).

Do I also need Real Myst?
And how is Myst5?
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IronArcturus: Is Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness really that bad?
Exactly the questions I had as I saw the 2 new bundles. :)

Quite clever from GOG to put Real Myst ME on a flash deal first and then sell Real Myst in a bundle later.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by eiii
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IronArcturus: Is Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness really that bad?
Let me put it this way, I got it free with my Radeon 9800 and I still wanted a refund.
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phaolo: I already own Myst1ME and Riven (played&loved this one).

Do I also need Real Myst?
And how is Myst5?
Personally Myst 5 is my favourite of the series. Excellent visuals, puzzles and controls.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by ReynardFox
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IronArcturus: Is Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness really that bad?
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ReynardFox: Let me put it this way, I got it free with my Radeon 9800 and I still wanted a refund.
Ok, that seems to be decided then. ;)

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phaolo: Do I also need Real Myst?
And how is Myst5?
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ReynardFox: Personally Myst 5 is my favourite of the series. Excellent visuals, puzzles and controls.
Looks like the Myst bundle is bought to get the missing two games. :) Not sure if I ever will want Real Myst ME though.

Thanks Mr. Fox!
Post edited November 20, 2014 by eiii
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ArtisticMinstrel: I'm still waiting on Myst
I just logged in to find the Mystified Bundle! Seems like not much has changed with flash deals, but the Myst series is an very welcome offer.
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IronArcturus: Is Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness really that bad?
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ReynardFox: Let me put it this way, I got it free with my Radeon 9800 and I still wanted a refund.
Haha! Actually I remember my old computer used to have a Radeon 9800, but I don't think it had any games with it. Did you have the PCI version or AGP version?
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IronArcturus: Haha! Actually I remember my old computer used to have a Radeon 9800, but I don't think it had any games with it. Did you have the PCI version or AGP version?
I had a PowerColor branded 9800 Pro AGP.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by ReynardFox
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IronArcturus: Haha! Actually I remember my old computer used to have a Radeon 9800, but I don't think it had any games with it. Did you have the PCI version or AGP version?
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ReynardFox: I had a PowerColor branded 9800 Pro AGP.
Did you ever have an issue with the 9800 where circles would sometimes appear as squares? I think it was a weird ATI bug with lens flare.
I'm really tempted by the Myst bundle, but I will be holding off until Myst III and IV are also on GOG.
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Falkenherz: I'm really tempted by the Myst bundle, but I will be holding off until Myst III and IV are also on GOG.
Then, you might be waiting for years, if at all.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by Grargar
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ReynardFox: Personally Myst 5 is my favourite of the series. Excellent visuals, puzzles and controls.
Thank you, I'll think about it then :)
I kind of want to buy the Mystified Bundle, but I'm not sure if they would really appeal to me. Does anyone have a convincing argument for buying them?
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DuskBlade: I kind of want to buy the Mystified Bundle, but I'm not sure if they would really appeal to me. Does anyone have a convincing argument for buying them?
Look how cheap they are. They're so cheap you are losing money by not buying them.
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Falkenherz: I'm really tempted by the Myst bundle, but I will be holding off until Myst III and IV are also on GOG.
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Grargar: Then, you might be waiting for years, if at all.
Well, it's not like I didn't have any other games to play in the meantime.
Post edited November 20, 2014 by Falkenherz