Isdaron

Nickname:	Isdaron
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Contribution Rating:	695 (ranked 303rd; 1 in last year)
Homepage:	http://www.wordworkers.de/
Member Since	May 23, 2001
# Messages Posted:	none
Location:	Germany
About myself:	It's me, 27 years old, from Munich (Germany). I've been a passionate Gamer since the age of 10. That was, when I first encountered what an Amiga and a C64 could do. Since then I've focused on Adventure Games, the first one being Space Quest III on a 386 PC that belonged to a father of one of my friends. We had to play secretly, whenever he left the house. Times have changed since then. I have had my own PCs for over 15 years now. I do mostly business stuff on them, since I am a freelance writer. But from time to time, well - once a day maybe, the old fever gets me shaking again. That's when I rescue the world, fight holy wars and build impressive cities. What other hobby could take you to such worlds in a matter of loading seconds?
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Playlist

Circle of Blood -- The Broken Sword Series revived the adventure genre for a while
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas -- GTA, Hip Hop Edition, 90s
Half-Life 2: Episode One -- Story-based shooters didn't get much more elaborated than this
Jagged Alliance -- A strategy-Action-RPG-economy-game. Nice!
The Last Express -- A remarkably innovative adventure game.
Mafia -- GTA done with style
Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle -- One of the best Adventures of all time. Period.
On the Ball: World Cup Edition -- The only football manager that kept me playing
Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis -- "As close to war as you ever want to get."
Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon -- The first adventure game I've played
Tracon II -- A highly realistic air traffic control simulation, with speech over the pc speaker!
Wetlands -- One of the best voice-overs in gaming history

Assassin's Creed (Director's Cut Edition) -- One of the more repetitive games I've played
Samorost
Samorost 2 -- How could they fuck up the ordering process for the full version so much that even I skipped out of it?

ArmA: Armed Assault (Gold Edition) -- The inofficial successor to Operation Flashpoint