Stephen Lee wrote:
>On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Pedro Quaresma wrote:
> Stephen Lee wrote:
> >The Quest for Clues books and the earlier two Books of Adventure Games
> >cover most of the commercially available adventure games and RPG's up to
> >about the dawn of the modern Internet.
>
> Interesting. What's the full name of those Books of Adventure Games? And
in
> your opinion are they better than the QfC?
>"The Book of Adventure Games" and "The Book of Adventure Games II". :)
Thanks, I'd never have guessed :)
>They're of better construction (i.e., they don't fall apart readily), and
>the reviews are better (but that's not saying much ... Questbusters tends
>to give positive reviews to *everything*) but they're otherwise not really
>any better for the big thing, namely hints and walkthroughs and maps.
>Also, considerations of quality are made rather moot by the fact that
>there is almost no overlap at all between these books and the Questbusters
>books.
Great, thanks for the info. I found QfC so entertaining that my "Collecting
Quest" has now extended to this kind of books.
>-- Stephen
P.
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