Third  crayoned drawing.  After the asian trip, the african one, logicalicaly.

Last part  of this nice asian trip and first of a crayoned drawing serie.

Hi  everyone,

I put She Knows again on the web in an enhanced version, with the original cover and a high quality sound. You can download it here.www.mediafire.com/

Enjoy !

Year : 1993

Genre : Adventure ( Point & Click )

Developper : Lucas Arts

System : PC

Concurencing the Sierra adventures games, Lucas Arts has neverthless a bigger success,his system SCUMM ( Script Utility for Maniac Mansion ) makes masterpiece adventures games, year after year, becoming more and more popular. Day of The Tentacle, the sequel to the first game using this one, Maniac Mansion, tell the story of a the purple tentacle ( creature of the Dr Fred ) who wants to conquer the entire world. More fun than the first episode, you come back to the famous mansion but now, Monkey Island changed the rules ( you can't lose or die ) it is an adventure game focus on puzzles not surviving. 3 characters are playable, in the same place, but not at the same time, a time travel has brought Hoagie and Laverne, the 2 friends of Bernard ( character playable in the first episode, geek, fan of physic and Star Wars ) respectively in the past and the future. Logically, an action done in the past mean modifications in the present of in the future. Ron Gilbert gone of Lucas Arts, the sequel is commited to Tim Schafer, who give to it a cartoon style, very impressive at that time ( it's like watching a cartoon on tv ) used again in Sam & Max the same year. For those who have the chance to get the Talkie version, they benefit of quality voices, better than all the shitty adaptation in french you can have today. Day Of The Tentacle is , as all the Lucas Arts Adventure Games in the 90's ( except Zak Mc Kraken maybe ) a incredible experience that will never go out of fashion, improving years after years. A reference.

Year  : 2002

Genre : Arcade Space Simulator

Developper : digital ANVIL

System : PC

Space simulator games are probably the more difficult things to do in the world of video games. It's always a hard balance between an instinctive gameplay and a complexity proper to this type of game ( a coherent universe with an economic dimension... ). On this two points, Freelancer is in good position, not the best ( Elite, raaah lovely... ) but for sure the best of this last years, his principal opponent X², despite his complexity has totally made a flop, leaving the gamers alone in space. First , you enter directly in a game, a conspiration story is introduced and then you start. You can do whatever you want ( follow the story is a good option anyway ), doing missions to ear money to have a better spaceship, or be a merchand and sell many stuffs in all the galaxy and even be a evil bad man, shooting all is crossing your way. That the point the most important, this sensation of freedom, even if you have not ( at certain moments, you have scenario restrictions ). Even for 5 years now, Freelancer has very good graphics, a spatial atmopshere, calm and relaxing, but his intensity during fights, very arcade and violent. You can have a duel between you and a space pirate in a meteor fields or a giant battle ( as Star Wars ) with a hundred of ships shooting everywhere, making a real mess. Freelancer is not a game for hardcore gamers ( it is relatively easy for this ones ) but he is a true moment of playing, and a good start for those who want to initiate themselves to Space Simulator. The others would prefer the Elite Saga, older but for  purists, a more abstract game for the dreamer, wanting to fly away to stars and nebulas...