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Author: Nightfire
Posted: March 06, 2017 (01:00 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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I know that the Broken Sword series is apparently big and has a cult following, yet the only one I have ever played is a crappy Android version of Shadow of the Templars that I never finished because it was barely playable. One day I'll have to properly play through this series and see what it's all about.
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Author: EmP (Mod)
Posted: March 06, 2017 (04:38 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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I hate that cut. It was especially (and understandably) hit hardest on the mobile port, but it's a real shame that when the new crowd have been hearing years of Broken Sword hype and take up Shadow's Director's Cut, they're left with that awful mess instead of the glorious original.
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Author: SandraElizabeth
Posted: March 11, 2017 (12:04 AM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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Since this is my First time here for me, the series was nice and One day I'll have to properly play through this series and see what it's all about.
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