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Maniac Mansion - A legendary adventure game has unofficially arrived on the ZX Spectrum 128k
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Screenshot by ElMundodelSpectrum Thanks to ElMundodelSpectrum giving us the heads up, the impossible has finally been achieved: Lucasfilm G...
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The Night of the Meteor - A fabulous remake of Maniac Mansion is in development
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I know our readers like great finds so here's one that I think you'll like, it's an in development remake of Maniac Mansion b...
SCUMM-8 - Adventure classic Maniac Mansion demake on the Pico-8? It's possible!
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Throughout the years we have always been impressed by what can be achieved with the Pico-8; a complete 2D game creation environment [code...
Thimbleweed Park - Eagerly awaited Adventure is finally released via GOG/Steam!
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, possibly the best news for today as Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick's eagerly awaited Adventure ga...
Thimbleweed Park - Eagerly awaited Adventure gets a March 30th release date!
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The last BIG story of the day and one I think tops all others in terms of retro style news, is Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick's upcomin...
Thimbleweed Park - Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick's retro inspired Adventure gets a new trailer!
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The last Adventure announcement of the day and one I think tops all others in terms of retro style news, is a brand new trailer for Ron G...
Maniac on the Mississippi - Adventure tribute downloadable for free!
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In 1987 Lucasfilms released the critically acclaimed graphic adventure of Maniac Mansion. It had for it's time fantastic graphics, ...
Maniac Mansion Demo Disk - Onslaught releases the demo of an all time classic for the C64!
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I know our readers like great finds, so here's one to add to your C64 collection, it's the Maniac Mansion Demo Disk cracked by On...
Thimbleweed Park - Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick push a classic adventure kickstarter
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How would you feel if you came across an old disk of a long forgotten point and click adventure that was the true successor to Maniac Man...
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