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| Who better to memorialize Myst than someone who has only ever played Myst? by Jerry Whorebach 09/24/2013, 12:54pm PDT | ||||
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| Much like Myst itself, this article takes place in an imaginative fantasy world, one in which the only games to precede Myst were on a Nintendo and the only ones to succeed it have been for Xbox.
Especially trollish is the lack of any mention of The 7th Guest, which sold over two million copies and celebrated its own twentieth anniversary last spring. |
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Who better to memorialize Myst than someone who has only ever played Myst? by 09/24/2013, 12:54pm PDT  I didn't read much past "and then, nothing" by 09/24/2013, 1:52pm PDT AH GRANTLAND by 09/24/2013, 3:27pm PDT That new game sounds pretty good, ICJ by 09/24/2013, 6:32pm PDT Re: AH GRANTLAND by 09/25/2013, 3:45pm PDT Robb Schilling's edge of adventure gaming NT by 09/25/2013, 4:07pm PDT |
