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The Dig
Posted: 2003-08-26 09:06pm
by Straha
Does anyone else remember this game? I remember it, and still love it, and the book too.
Posted: 2003-08-26 09:21pm
by DPDarkPrimus
I wish my disc wasn't so scratched up, so I could play it again... I've wanted to go through it again, but I'm afraid of that damned turtle skeleton puzzle.
Posted: 2003-08-26 09:23pm
by Straha
DPDarkPrimus wrote:I wish my disc wasn't so scratched up, so I could play it again... I've wanted to go through it again, but I'm afraid of that damned turtle skeleton puzzle.
The one puzzle I could never get without help was the focusing disk one, the turtle skellie puzzle was, however, admitedly very hard.
Posted: 2003-08-26 09:58pm
by Agent Fisher
I remember The Dig very well. I hated the turtle. I loved the story line.
Posted: 2003-08-26 10:02pm
by Mitth`raw`nuruodo
I played the demo a LONG time ago, and loved it. I'm still looking for the full game/book.
Posted: 2003-08-26 10:11pm
by Brother-Captain Gaius
A played and beat it a long time ago. I remember very little, but it was awesome. I recall a pixel-hunting puzzle that was a real pain-in-the-ass though, as well as a few other portions, like the Millenium Falcon icon.
Posted: 2003-08-26 11:04pm
by Straha
JediNeophyte wrote:A played and beat it a long time ago. I remember very little, but it was awesome. I recall a pixel-hunting puzzle that was a real pain-in-the-ass though, as well as a few other portions, like the Millenium Falcon icon.
The logo on the light bridge boxes was the Falcon, an ISD/VSD and the Enterprise right next to each other.
Posted: 2003-08-26 11:23pm
by DPDarkPrimus
The lens focusing puzzle wasn't really that hard, it was all a matter of trial and error. Find out what each button does, then simply start coordinating it to the correct location.
Now, the TURTLE puzzle... that one literally had me stumped for months. I would go and try it for hours at at time, give up in disgust, and try again a few days later.
Posted: 2003-08-27 01:38am
by Slartibartfast
I got this game together with Full Throttle. I liked Full Throttle better.
Got a little fed up with the "awe-inspiring" soundtrack of The Dig. Too much.
Posted: 2003-08-27 02:10am
by TrailerParkJawa
I never played the Dig. If I recall it got panned in the reviews. I did really enjoy Full Throttle though. That game was a classic.
Posted: 2003-08-27 03:04am
by Faram
Still have the CD in mint condition
I love the game but I am unsure if it runs under XP have not tried.
Posted: 2003-08-27 04:08am
by Connor MacLeod
Yep.
Monkey Island is still superior among Lucasarts adventure games t hough. Except for maybe Sam and Max hit the road or Maniac Mansion 1 and 2.
Posted: 2003-08-27 04:46am
by Slartibartfast
Specially Monkey Island 2. But IMO that's only second place to Zak McKracken & The Alien Mindbenders.
Posted: 2003-08-27 04:47am
by Vympel
Bah, Space Quest V owns you all.
Posted: 2003-08-27 01:09pm
by DPDarkPrimus
The Dig should definately be made into a movie. They could do it now, and get Robert Patrick to reprise his role!
Posted: 2003-08-27 04:13pm
by Faram
Fav quote from The Dig, From memory:
It do not matter if the rock hits the glass, Or if the glass hits the rock.
It is not going to hurt the rock
Posted: 2003-08-27 08:16pm
by Straha
Faram wrote:Fav quote from The Dig, From memory:
It do not matter if the rock hits the glass, Or if the glass hits the rock.
It is not going to hurt the rock
Cora Miles, future senator of Texsas. ::found the disk again and started playing it::
Posted: 2003-08-27 08:16pm
by Straha
DPDarkPrimus wrote:The Dig should definately be made into a movie. They could do it now, and get Robert Patrick to reprise his role!
Speilberg tried, and failed. Besides how old is patrick now?
Posted: 2003-08-27 09:23pm
by DPDarkPrimus
Straha wrote:
Speilberg tried, and failed.
No, that was THEN. THEN, he thought the cost would be too prohibitive. NOW, it would work out fine, methinks.
I don't know the exact age of Mr. T-1000 offhand, but he starred on the X-Files only a couple of years ago, so it's not as if he is in a retirement home or anything.
Posted: 2003-08-27 09:40pm
by Straha
DPDarkPrimus wrote:Straha wrote:
Speilberg tried, and failed.
No, that was THEN. THEN, he thought the cost would be too prohibitive. NOW, it would work out fine, methinks.
I don't know the exact age of Mr. T-1000 offhand, but he starred on the X-Files only a couple of years ago, so it's not as if he is in a retirement home or anything.
True, and it would fit the charecter of Boston Low quite well...
Posted: 2003-08-28 05:35am
by Slartibartfast
Vympel wrote:Bah, Space Quest V owns you all.
Space Quest 5 might be the best Sierra game... but it still can't hold a candle to most Lucas games.
Posted: 2003-08-28 05:37am
by Slartibartfast
Well it was originally intended to be the plot for a movie, but everyone rejected it because it was too ambitious. Wonder if they didn't use hyper-realistic computer effects back then? The game is not THAT old...