Posted June 11, 2014
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JudasIscariot
Thievin' Bastard
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From Poland
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JudasIscariot
Thievin' Bastard
GOG.com Team
Registered: Oct 2008
From Poland
Posted June 12, 2014
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I have a question myself though. :)
I'm a games collector for more than three decades now, but I'm 100% certain that I never heard about any of the "Tex Murphy" games until I saw them on GOG. Yet, the games _must_ have been popular, otherwise "Tesla Effect" would have been impossible to create. Is this perhaps a regional phenomenon? Did these games perhaps never get translated into German, and no one released them in Germany? (At that time, translation was considered much more important than it is now.)
Mobygames shows that The Pandora Directive got translated into German and French and so did Overseer :)
edit: Under a Killing Moon looks like it got a German translation as well :)
Post edited June 12, 2014 by JudasIscariot