Maybe you're also right when you say that KQ6 was difficult (impossible?) to overcome. Oh maaan! :( Nice way of encouraging me to play it. :lol: I am proud to say that I solved KQ6 without a walkthrough or help of any kind. There were some real stumpers, but each perfectly fit the story. Not like t...

As long as we are doing bragging rights , let me show off my new PC. It is based on this motherboard with this CPU and 4 GB DDR3 RAM (though I am waiting for the 2nd stick to be restocked) and this case . I cheaped out on the graphics card, but that will be my next upgrade. I recycled my drives from...

It is now at $60.55.

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misslilo wrote:You're a fast fixing sweetheart

I have to. Or Collector beats me.

You do see his rank, don't you?

I'm jealous of your Desktop real estate. Congrats.

I think that that was part of the magic of the Sierra games. Even the games aimed at children were fun for adults, too.

Done

I feel so sorry for you. I hate when I have to put up with ear problems. Even a cold that stops up an ear is maddening. Get better soon and no hurry about that LSL7.

Don't forget that these are supported by ScummVM, too.

I like them. I recently lucked out and snagged EQ2 complete for only $40.

Sure. No hurry. I'll PM you my address.

I envy you misslilo, to be able to play KQ6 again for the first time. It is a game that you will never forget. many feel that it is the pinnacle of adventure gaming, and for good reason. It is like two or three games in one. Multiple paths with different outcomes. All at the masterful hand of Jane J...

This was brought up on the Sierra Planet forums, but for the Cedric bashes out there: http://www.cafepress.com/kqtees.310937810

Be sure to check out the last item.

misslilo wrote:Well, if you want the jewelcase version of LSL7, then you can have it.
There's really nothing I want.. although, I do have the manual to Urban Runner, but missing the CD

Sure, but I'd like to give you something for it.

I would say what would be fair is a CD only game for a CD only game, or perhaps a 2 to 1 ratio for a boxed game, depending on condition and or rarity. What of the above appeals to you?