Breakfast Topic: We heard you like gaming so we put a game in your game so you can game while you game

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7-28-2010 @ 8:16AM

Jamie said...

Personally I propose the following:

- SI:7 Whack-a-mole - Moles are a terrible threat to intellegence integrity therefore we've captured 9 of the most notorious tattletales we know, hit them on the head with Verigin's Fist when they appear through the holes.

- Super Maraudon Bros 3 - help two Cenataur brothers make it through the caves of Maraudon to rescue the picnic, that's good eatin'!

- Super Street Farmer II: Turbo Cataclysm Edition - Having moved to Stormwind because of the Cataclysm, Farmer Saldean & Farmer Furlbrow struggle to keep control of their cattle, get your mosey on cowboy/girl!

7-28-2010 @ 9:11AM

Hal said...

But what about Larion and Muigin?

7-28-2010 @ 9:56AM

Dave said...

+1000

Lol, "get your mosey on"

7-28-2010 @ 10:01AM

Amaxe-1 said...

Actually I think one of the Sam and Max (Season 1) games had a "whack a mole" game along that line

7-28-2010 @ 10:05AM

Amaxe-1 said...

sorry for double post (WTB edit button)

I always thought it would have been great for you to get to the end of Mauradon, looking for Princess Theradras. When you get there you see a question mark for the quest hovering over a mushroom. When you click on it, the mushroom says, "I'm sorry (name), but the princess is in another Castle"

7-28-2010 @ 1:20PM

david_maurice said...

"Nice of the Princess (>.

7-28-2010 @ 2:00PM

Iirdan said...

At the end of Maraudon: "Sorry, your princess is in another pointlessly long and confusing dungeon with little incentive to trek through!"

7-28-2010 @ 3:15PM

fireflyoftheearth said...

Your suggestions are by far the best imo. I was thinking a whack-a-mole type in-game mini game, but yours are fabulous. I'd like to get my mosey on, actually. ;)

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