Thanks to the efforts of a few hard core fans, Broken Sword 2.5: The Return of The Templars, has been released. This unofficial sequel to the Broken Sword series takes place between Broken Sword II and Broken Sword III. 2.5 also brings back the classic 2D comic-style, point & click interface that made the first two Broken Swords so great to play.
Unfortunately for the moment all the voice actors are in German, though English subtitles are included. The good news however is that they are currently under-way recording the English voices. I just hope they some how manage to get a hold of Rolf Saxon, fingers crossed.
You scored as Donatello.
You are intelligent and peaceful…maybe you should consider going into a different line of work. Even though you are friendly, you should try to fit in with other more often.
As a kid I had a Rubik’s cube, but after getting frustrated with it I broke it after peeling all of the coloured stickers off and sticking them back on in the right order, after that it wasn’t the same again, the glue never really stuck properly and one by one I lost a coloured sticker until I was eventually left with only half a coloured Rubik’s cube. I’m not exactly sure what happened to it after that but I guess I threw it out.
I am sure I wasn’t the only kid back then to get frustrated by it & try the same tactic, but a select few clearly never gave up trying, and practiced for hours upon hours to become a true Rubik’s cube master. enjoy
This 8-bit classic probably one of the greatest boxing games of its day – designed, developed, and published – by Nintendo, was sold for $299.99 (£150) a few weeks ago on eBay. As you can see it’s still factory sealed.
Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! was released in 1987 and was the sequel to the arcade game Punch-Out!! You play as a boxer named Little Mac working your way up the professional boxing circuits, facing a series of fictional boxers, leading to a final fight with Mike Tyson.
A group of Students at the UCSC have gotten together to recreated the first level of Donkey Kong by sticking 6,400 Post-it notes to the windows of the E2 building it took the group just over five hours to complete the Donkey Kong masterpieces There is also a time-lapse video of the construction process.
