So, been a very long time fan of the Tex Murphy series since Martian Memorandum, and was very bummed over having to move and losing one of my Pandora Directive disc boxes (*grrrrr*), so it'd been a few years since I'd been able to play and enjoy the humor and direction of Chris Jones. When GoG.com posted that they were offering the series, I immediately ran over and snapped them all up to replay again, and MAN, are they still as fun now as they were back then.
My only regret, I never actually bought Overseer when it first released, as at the time I couldn't afford the game, and just never had the chance to find it locally. After finally playing it to completion for my 2nd time, I am SERIOUSLY impressed at how well they retold the Mean Streets storyline, while still bringing it up to date with the actors involved. Michael York especially was freaking awesome in his role, and I was actually kinda irked again at how long its been since we've had some good quality adventure AND interactive movie games out there.
I'm definitely looking forward to the Kickstarter initiative to see Tex back in his saddle again (with the lovely Ms. Bando as well
My only regret, I never actually bought Overseer when it first released, as at the time I couldn't afford the game, and just never had the chance to find it locally. After finally playing it to completion for my 2nd time, I am SERIOUSLY impressed at how well they retold the Mean Streets storyline, while still bringing it up to date with the actors involved. Michael York especially was freaking awesome in his role, and I was actually kinda irked again at how long its been since we've had some good quality adventure AND interactive movie games out there.
I'm definitely looking forward to the Kickstarter initiative to see Tex back in his saddle again (with the lovely Ms. Bando as well
I had this issue as well! I actually remember the Overseer display at the Media Play store. I was like "Ooh! Another Tex Murphy game!... which I can't affordHoustonDragon wrote: My only regret, I never actually bought Overseer when it first released, as at the time I couldn't afford the game, and just never had the chance to find it locally.
and which my computer probably can't run well "I never owned any of the games in the 90s. But I'm making up for it now.