Ok, so a bit of misdirection. I haven't "done" the soundtrack.....yet. I am indeed the composer for the game though. They wanted to announce my being on the team today on my birthday which was nice. I even got a nice in-game styled avatar to parade around now!

Tons. Metric tonnes. I don't think it's that I don't have time. It's that I'm just too lazy or disinterested. I need to just force myself to go through them all but I just never feel like starting a brand new game anymore that I'm not super hyped about lol.

Haha def no.

No. I have not done the music for it.

I'm particularly excited about this one!

Skipping the joust does affect your overall honour score at the end though I believe. But if you do everything else right you'll still beat the game just fine.

I like it. Fight me. :D No, but really ever since it came out and my dad bought it brand new I thought it was a really neat direction to take King's Quest in. It's still largely adventure-oriented. You have an inventory, there are puzzles to solve. Sure they're simplistic by comparison, but I still ...

Hmm for me it'd be: KQ5 KQ6 KQ3 KQ4 KQ2 MOE KQ1 KQ7 Space Quest: SQ4 SQ3 SQ1 SQ2 SQ5 SQ6 I love SQ6 it's one of the funniest, but it just feels the least like Space Quest of the whole series. The lowest on these lists are not even hardly close to be the "worst" things ever either. They're just the l...

SQ6's end section never bothered me that much. It was just rather uninteresting and rushed. It didn't really feel like Space Quest. Even the fantastic humour in the first 2/3 of the game disappears in that last section. You can tell they were rushing it out and that Josh Mandel was missing.

All Sierra games are worth playing.

Except maybe Codename ICEMAN.

Yeah I don't know why it's marketed as history.

Historical fiction is fiction that takes place during historical events. Totally made up, but during real events in history.

Yeah it's pretty trash. Jerusalem is literally 3 screens away from the skeleton and the poison water. Right one, up two. Boom you're there. When I discovered that I wondered if it was an inside programmer's cheat because nothing alludes to this at all. And the very presence and need for a "guide" to...

The desert is super easy when you know where to go. It's something like just sticking to the bottom, going to the far right, then straight up. You'll come to the well almost immediately, and then Jerusalem is just north of that. I couldn't believe how easy it was. The desert "maze" is a huge red her...

Thanks.