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I don't think the tex games are cut out for game systems. I'm not saying they aren't good enough I just think we'd lose most of the ease of gameplay since it seems to me it'd be a pain to manipulate things with an analog stick.

I remember a good deal of those old games but I'd have to say the first game I actually played was Doom. A four year old playing doom what a wonderful thought. And what a great influence it's been on my life thanks to the ideas I got from playing doom, I was the first seven year old to get life in p...

I just felt like making a thread and this is what came to mind. Anyway what is your favorite cinematic scene from any of the Tex Murphy games? For me I guess it would be a toss up between the Tex's gun scene in Under a Killing Moon because it's just so hilarious or the fight with the Black Arrow Kil...

Lol yeah I know what mean, jerry. it's like that everywhere. Well I'm not one to start those types of arguements unless I'm provoked. So as long as i don't feel threatened (lol I'm like a stray dog) I'll stay away from those subjects

Horray for throwing internet caution to the wind! lol jk.
I have one also

http://www.myspace.com/ace6633

G'day gang, I believe Chris was referring to a game he and Aaron were developing called The Guardian - a spin off from the movie AI. Chris had met with Spielberg and the game was well in development when the plug was pulled due to the poor performance of the film at the box office. I had already pr...

thank you guys very much for your greetings. I have to say never before have I been so warmly welcomed to a message board. I can say right now I'll really enjoy my time on this board. You can all bet I'll take a very active participation here.

sorry for what must seem like my moronic enthusiasm but this is the first Tex site I've come across that is actually still active. I was under the impression that we Murphy fans were a lost breed as rare as the games themselves. Actually we must be if it's taken me this long to find someone. It's am...