02-05-2013 02:38 PM | |
dosraider |
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02-05-2013 01:57 PM | |
Gageddestruction | I used the Nagi but its still not compatible with 64 bit windows, is there any way to make it compatible?? |
18-02-2013 03:30 PM | |
0blivi0n | this game runs fine for me under dos box but when i transfer it to a 720k floppy and try to play it on my tandy 1000HX i just get a "cannot find AGI file" error, same error on my win xp machine. I could swear i've done this before and it worked without a hitch |
28-02-2011 08:38 PM | |
Panthro |
Fun piece written by Richard Cobbett on Rock, Paper, Shotgun over the weekend. I would recommend checking it out, he's also very good for responding in the comment thread. Gaming Made Me: Leisure Suit Larry |
29-08-2009 01:11 PM | |
UnconformistSheep | Is the walkthrough from Sierra, or some of you guys written it? It is very funnily written; kudos to the author. |
13-05-2009 10:39 PM | |
dosraider | It may come as a surprise to you, but some peeps buy games. |
13-05-2009 09:56 PM | |
zirkoni | The game is a NO GO meaning it's protected/sold. Can't be downloaded. |
13-05-2009 09:00 PM | |
LarryLL |
I don't understand I see you all play the game, however there is no link at all to download it?!? |
25-02-2009 01:53 PM | |
El Quia |
This was also one of my first adventure game and I played it when I was a young boy. I remember that anyone that I knew back then had played the game at least once. I played at a friend's home and we had to play it in secret :nuts: Now I see this game again, and I wonder what was the fuss about (not about the game, but about the "naughty" status of the game. Now it seems almost innocent :nuts |
18-02-2009 01:28 PM | |
WhiteZombie |
This was the first adventure game that I ever played (many many years ago) and I was hooked straight away. I played nearly every Quest game that Sierra made and any other adventure game I could get my hands on. After years of being sidetracked by consoles and working life, I have decided to go back and revisit the time when I had to think about games and not just run around hitting things. So it is fitting that I start again with Larry Laffer and plan to work my way through as many games as possible. Thank God that this site exists (and that I kept as many of my games as possible - which is a good job as most are still protected) and I hope that I have many great nights ahead. As long as my wife doesn't complain. |
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