Jimmy Maher criticizes the gameplay aspects of Full Throttle, saying they pale in comparison to games like Day of the Tentacle. However, I remember Full Throttl

Jimmy Maher criticizes the gameplay aspects of Full Throttle, saying they pale in comparison to games like Day of the Tentacle. However, I remember Full Throttle's simplified gameplay as one of the reasons I liked it so much when I got it. It was a breath of fresh air compared to the enormously complex Day of the Tentacle. In that game, you had to control three characters at once, each with a full inventory of items (and they could exchange items!). With Full Throttle, the story held my attention the entire time and the puzzles were just difficult enough to require some thought / trial and error, but not so much that it seemed hopeless without a guide. Sure, the action segments were rough, but they were a tiny part of the game.