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The Secret of Monkey Island

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By Lucas Arts
| gamesnostalgia.net
The Secret of Monkey Island is a graphic adventure designed by Ron Gilbert and released by LucasArts in 1990, initially for DOS and Amiga. The writing team included Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman, both of whom would go on to define adventure game design through the 1990s. Read the Ron Gilbert biography for more on his career. The premise begins with Guybrush Threepwood, a young man who wants to be a pirate, arriving on Mêlée Island and needing to prove himself to the pirate leaders.
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Grim Fandango (1998): Graphic Adventure for Windows

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By Lucas Arts
| gamesnostalgia.net
Grim Fandango is a graphic adventure developed and published by LucasArts, released for Windows in 1998. It was the studio's first adventure built entirely in 3D, and the last great original adventure the company would ever make. Designer Tim Schafer, fresh from his biker adventure Full Throttle, built the whole thing around a single image: the little papier-mâché skeletons of the Mexican Day of the Dead.
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Von "Indiana Jones" bis "Monkey Island": Die besten Adventures aller Zeiten

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By Lucas Arts, und Lucasfilm Games
| BLICK.de Verified
1/33 Der Deutschen liebstes Genre - und das schon seit Jahrzehnten. Welche Adventures Sie unbedingt mal gespielt haben sollten, erfahren Sie in dieser Galerie. Bild: Double Fine / LucasArts / Sierra 2/33 Ron Gilberts Abenteuer-Klassiker "Maniac Mansion" (1987) war in vielerlei Hinsicht ein Vorreiter. Für das Genre im Allgemeinen aufgrund seines revolutionär-intuitiven Mouse-Interfaces.
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