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Posted on May 12th 2018 at 12:00:00 PM by (Pam)
Posted under review, video, PC, adventure, LucasArts



In 1995 LucasArts released an adventure game that was a little different from anything they had developed before.  It deals with motorcycles, mechanics and murder. It's Full Throttle! I teamed up with the Adventure Game Geek to give you two opinions for the price of one. We played the recent remastered version of the game, though do compare it to the original.


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Comments
 
God I loved that game!  Another great review guys!
 
I have the remaster just sitting on my Vita waiting to get played, I should get to that. Nice review!
 
This is a game I need to play. Great crossover, Pam! I wasn't familiar with The Adventure Game Geek before this, so I'll have to check his channel out.
 
Thanks everyone!

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