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Idea to get Tex back!!!

Let's all go to microsoft's support site and email a customer service comment. Everyone should write to them and explain how so many people want Tex back, I already emailed them. Maybe send them a link to one of the online petitions. Do something, because if enough people do it, they'll take it seriously as a marketing strategy.
Hook 'Em
But microsoft no longer owns tex Emailing them would do nothing. Aaron moved to a new company and the rights to Tex came with him. So, we don't have to worry about Microsoft anymore!

~Keck
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E-Mail Microsoft anyway. I'm sure they're disenfranchising someone.
My blog:
http://nvracar.wordpress.com/
Give me Microsoft e-mail address, Vracar.
I'll send them a letter.

Alex Bark.
OR when AC starts working on the next Tex game, we can E-mail M$ and gloat about our inevitable victory over their creative tyranny...
Andy ! What AC is waitig for ?

Alex Bark.
AC has other obligations at this time. We may have to wait a while longer before we get a new game, book, or whatever.
"If you look to me for illumination, you better have a flashlight!"
I prefer a new game, JimTOG.

Alex Bark.
I've got faith that the only person (or potentially people) who want such a game more than those at this board is AC and CJ. Now if only we could start some kind of media blitz to bring it back...anyone remember the Save Adventure Campaign?
I remember Save Adventure Campaign, Andy. So ?

Alex Bark.
I prefer a new game too, Alex.
"If you look to me for illumination, you better have a flashlight!"
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I prefer a new game, JimTOG.
Truly yours,
Alexander.
(С уважением,
Александр).
Be careful, Alex. It will NOT be FMV and therefore it might be nothing!
"If you look to me for illumination, you better have a flashlight!"
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All right.
Truly yours,
Alexander.
(С уважением,
Александр).
I vote for Text-Based. j/k

The SAC was a neat, yet ultimately short-lived attempt, to bring attention to the demise of adventure gaming. Who knows, maybe with all the hub-bub about GTA people will start talking about alternatives to such games.