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This re-imagining even comes with the famed candy room.

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Carl Williams writes, "Classic point and click adventure titles are making a slight comeback lately. The team behind Maniac Mansion have their new game, Thimbleweed Park, coming (we have an interview in the editing process right now) and now we see another interesting Point and Click title. Fay King: Jungle Jeopardy we find ourselves tasked with not only surviving a plane crash but also rescuing our only paying passenger. See, Faye King is a pilot for hire that doesnt concern herself with the details of her clients."

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It's a news story so crazy, I feel like Robin Leach should be narrating it: the Swedish creator of the virtual building game Minecraft, Markus "Notch" Persson, just bought a Beverly Hills mansion at a record-setting price tag of $70 million. The grounds are luxurious, to be sure, but the amenities inside turn an opulent mansion into the fantasy of any kid who dreamed of being filthy rich.

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Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson has outbid artists Jay-Z and Beyonce to purchase a $70 million mansion in Beverly Hills.

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RPG Maker horror games are an interesting lot that Biblioteca hopes to join.

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Mangotron interviews creators of Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick on Thimbleweed Park. "In a lot of ways Thimbleweed Park is that. The art looks like Maniac Mansion, but I think youll find the design and story structure to be a lot like Monkey Island." "At that point we realized why not have these individual stories all take place in the same place and tie them back into one overriding story arc."

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Nintendo's puzzling platformer sits in the shadow of its predecessor.
Yoshi's Island, WarioWare and Luigi's Mansion are all great examples of the House of Mario at its creative best when exploring the oddball adventures of Mario's lesser known co-stars.

Added: 01.12.2014 14:55 | 162 views | 0 comments


Nintendo's puzzling platformer sits in the shadow of its predecessor.
Yoshi's Island, WarioWare and Luigi's Mansion are all great examples of the House of Mario at its creative best when exploring the oddball adventures of Mario's lesser known co-stars.