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I lost a lot of time in the age test too. I was about 8 years old and we just started to learn English in school (am a native Dutch speaker). I remember keeping
by bjpbakker 9y ago
I lost a lot of time in the age test too. I was about 8 years old and we just started to learn English in school (am a native Dutch speaker). I remember keeping a list of correct and wrong answers so I could get in more easily.
Great times and awese game back then. I agree with the article though, the remake of the game is nothing like the experience of playing the original.
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- roel_v 9y agoSame for me. At that time, the 'drm' of games often consisted of a physical thing that let you solve some sort of puzzle at startup. For example, for monkey island, there were two discs you had to rotate to a certain position and then enter a certain symbol it would produce. Anyway, for many years, I just assumed that it was the same for leisure suit larry; and that I was just missing the papers. Many of the questions didn't make sense to my (Belgian/Dutch) parents. At some point, they started questioning why we were asking all these questions, so we had to find another way to figure them out.
- tnolet 9y agoThat is exactly what I did too. My friend had a much older brother though and he totally helped us out. Bless him!
- mseebach 9y agoSame for me. I remember discovering that it was a very limited number of questions and that brute forcing them was feasible.