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4258252 No.4258252 [Reply] [Original]

>point and click adventure
>can't be played with a light gun
It's shit

>> No.4258258

What?

>> No.4258281
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4258281

>>4258252
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard of.
and holy shit I want to do it now. I'm not sure if you're a genius or a retard.

>> No.4258314

arent light gun games technically point and click?

>> No.4258338

>Danganronpa with a lightgun
Why was this not a thing?

>> No.4258349
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4258349

>>4258252
>Playing the dumbed down rerelease of Monkey Island with only 9 actions instead of the original 12

>> No.4258382

>>4258349
>Thinking that shitty interfaces and terrible design are hardcore or clever

>> No.4258386

>>4258382
>implying LucasArts adventure interfaces are shitty
What kind of adventure interface do you prefer?

>> No.4258405

>>4258386
Text adventures.

>> No.4258553

>>4258405
No wonder you suck

>> No.4258556

>>4258553
Child.

>> No.4258564

>>4258556
killer comeback, have fun dealing with a garbage text parser

>> No.4258647

>>4258564
>have fun dealing with a garbage text parser
You mean your brain :^) ?

>> No.4258662

>fps
>can't be played with an Atari 2600 joystick

What's the point?

>> No.4258769

>>4258281
I non-ironically agree.

Is this the beginning of a new epic genre?

>> No.4259219

>>4258769
>>4258281
Did you guys not play Snatcher?

>> No.4259328

>>4259219
That qualifies as 5% of the entire game and those segments are in the fps genre not adventure. I want to play Monkey Island and click on things using a lightgun as OP said

>> No.4259575

>>4258349
>removes the need for a "walk to" command
>removes the "turn on" and "turn off" commands that were never ever used