Tales of Monkey Island Episode 1: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal

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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1

It's been a long, strange journey for Sonic. Like Mario, he started out simple enough. It was only during the turn of the millennium that things started to get bad. Mediocre to just outright craptacular games started happening, new and stupider...

The first in a piecemeal style sequel delivers in exactly the way you’d want it to. Though it doesn't attempt to break any new ground in its level design, it is content with being who it is: a proper return to blast processing gameplay.

Oct, 2010

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Review: Tales of Monkey Island Episode 1: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal

Not too long ago we learned that the revered Monkey Island series was coming back with a remake as well as a new title, Tales of Monkey Island. The new game would feature five episodes, the first being Launch of the Screaming Narwhal which dropped on...

Jul, 2009

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Telltale Games - Tales of Monkey Island: Episode 1

If you talk to adventure gamers about the Golden Age of their particular genre, they become all dewy-eyed and emotional, remembering back to a time when LucasArts was king and produced spectacularly engrossing animated adventures such ...

It's been a long wait for the legions of fans of the Monkey Island series but this new episodic adventure maintains the madcap humour and style of the originals whilst giving the graphics a welcome boost and providing plenty of offbeat puzzles to tax...

Aug, 2009

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