Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
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The Dig®
Developer LucasArts
The Dig is a 1995 point-and-click adventure game developed by LucasArts for PC and Macintosh. Like other LucasArts adventure games, it uses the SCUMM video game engine. It is the last SCUMM game on MS-DOS. It features a full voice-acting cast, including voice actors Robert Patrick and Steve Blum, and a digital orchestral score. The game uses a combination of drawn two-dimensional artwork and limited, pre-rendered… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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13 of 13 · most liked firstI feel like The Dig is often overlooked by LucasArts fans because of its serious nature, but I really love it! It’s got some pretty awesome visuals and an interesting story! #TheDig #PointAndClick #AdventureGame #LucasArts #Gaming
unlabelledView post →Finally found a clean logo-less version of this screenshot of a very early build of Sean Clark's The Dig from summer 1994, from Interactive Entertainment magazine CD #17. #thedig #lucasarts #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →Having some fun imagining what The Dig might have looked like as a SCUMM game of 1992 vintage. #thedig #lucasarts #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →Here's the first-edition cover of a book on graphics programming by Michael Abrash from 1995. Adventure game fans might find it looks rather... familiar. ;) #lucasarts #thedig #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →@TheSpaceshipper The rays around the eclipsed sun remind me of Chorney's work on the magazine ads for The Dig (seen here in a poster made IIRC by Laserschwert). #lucasarts #thedig #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →MST3k Forever-A-Thon on YouTube is currently streaming First Spaceship on Venus, one of the inspiration for #LucasArts' #TheDIG: #adventuregames https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxaQGXPFLXA
unlabelledView post →I've always thought this guy from the Ireland section of Broken Sword 1 looked like a palette-swapped version of Ludger Brink with added glasses. Turns out in some The Dig storyboards, Brink did have glasses! (Be sure to watch @danielalbu's interview with Mike Levine if you want to see more amazing stuff like this!) #brokensword #thedig #lucasarts #revolution #revolutionsoftware #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →MST3K Forever-A-Thon on YouTube is currently streaming First Spaceship on Venus, a movie that was an influence on LucasArts' #TheDIG: #lucasarts #adventuregames https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Gx_F_iWcM
unlabelledView post →@konstantinosd Here's another ad that hints at more continuity with the Moriarty/Eaken version (where the Cocytans actually created humans in the distant past): #thedig #lucasarts #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →what if I centered your title screen, LucasArts, huh, how about that #thedig #lucasarts #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →The DIG's GUI translucency could be set uniquely on each screen. It's very visible in the opening asteroid scenes. Sometimes the GUI grid lightens the black of space to be visible, sometimes it just disappears into the void. On one screen the translucent borders are inverted! That last screen is one you only get control on if you go back up outside the asteroid after you enter it automatically, so you have to be going off the default path to see it. #thedig #lucasarts #adventuregames
unlabelledView post →Just saw a trailer for a Making of #TheDIG documentary from a channel called ”Moovy TV”. Anyone know anything about it? #LucasFilm #RetroGaming #AdventureGames
unlabelledView post →@amin @fbievan Actually, you should check out a 1990s #LucasArts game called "The Dig." I'm not a gamer, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm guessing it's on archive.org. Probably playable right there on the browser, although #DosBox might be a better experience. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_Dig #TheDig #90sGames #90sGaming
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