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by Fullofkittens 05/21/2013, 10:17am PDT |
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In 5th grade (1987) my buddy and I played all the way through it, it took months. I still remember being so elated when we figured out how to get the mandrake reagent for spells, it was one of my life's historic hi-fives.
It came with a cloth map! The map was desperately important to your success, we studied it like archaeologists.
Ultima IV felt like it had a huge and persistent world, and you were interacting with it in an important way. Dragon Age (1) is the only recent game that felt a little bit like that, and it only scratched the surface.
I also went back and played I and II in junior high, not as awesome but hey, they were video games. |
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