On Dec 5, 6:20 pm, "goodbyeblues...@yahoo.dk"
<goodbyeblues....TakeThisOut@yahoo.dk> wrote:
> On Dec 5, 1:09 pm, "Nathan D. Jerpe" <nos....TakeThisOut@roguelikefiction.com>
> wrote:
>
> > So I thought it'd be fun to play some IF with a comic book UI, with rooms
> > and scenes and player actions rendered in panels on a page as they become
> > available. Perhaps NPCs would show up in panels too, and use speech balloons
> > when they talk or think about stuff.
>
> > In light of the proliferation of comics on the web, are there any games out
> > there like this?
>
> Well there's Redhawk and Kwah by Melbourne House, 1986. When I was a
> kid I thought they were the coolest thing ever.
The Penny Arcade adventures have some panel sections in between the 3D
parts; it's actually rather nifty. (You can see this in the demos even
if you aren't inclined to buy the full versions -- they're at
http://www.rainslick.com/ . Not necessarily safe for work or the
presence of small children.)