#124557 - 12/17/02 03:23 AM
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Graduate Boomer
Registered: 04/02/01
Posts: 15679
Loc: England
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I just reloaded Zork Nemesis.. and was totally swept away by the intro!! I don't think I watched it first time round, too excited about playing the game!! TLJ is good too, as is Syberia! Hugs Tig 
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#124559 - 12/17/02 09:37 AM
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Settled Boomer
Registered: 09/05/02
Posts: 586
Loc: Oslo, Norway
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I loved the intro to Broken Sword II, that mixture between todays Paris and ancient mayan was great.
Caroline
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#124560 - 12/17/02 11:04 AM
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Settled Boomer
Registered: 07/22/99
Posts: 773
Loc: Buffalo, NY USA
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It only comes to mind because I recently completed it (and BAAGED for $1.99 at the local Babbages) but the intro to The Ward was one of the best I have seen in ages. While the game got average reviews, I truly enjoyed this title despite the presence of multple slider puzzles, which I generally hate.
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#124561 - 12/17/02 11:43 AM
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Settled Boomer
Registered: 02/19/01
Posts: 904
Loc: Ardsley, NY, USA
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Even though the game got only mediocre or worse reviews I think the intro to Temujin was one of the best (thoroughly enjoyed the game BTW inspite of those reviews!)also Ripper, and Byzantine should be added as well as all mentioned previously. Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy, Gaming New Year to All!!! Bill
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#124564 - 12/17/02 05:28 PM
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Addicted Boomer
Registered: 08/19/02
Posts: 2582
Loc: California
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I wish I could remember the name, but I can't. There were several vampire games out 1 or 2 years ago, and one of them had an intro with the wagon carrying the vampire's coffin creaking through the winter forest. The hero, his wife and friend were watching from a vantage point. When they were ready to attack the vampire he nodded at the other guy and the next scene runs through the attack. It seemed so real, and really portrayed the atmosphere of waiting tension.
Jean
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