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| THE JUST ADVENTURE 2004 E3 AWARDS Presented
by Randy Sluganski |
Tie – Missing & Fahrenheit
What a dilemma - two games dedicated to bring innovation to the adventure genre at the same show. In the end, it was only fair to recognize both games for attempting to revolutionize the genre.
Missing is a return to full-motion-video with a twist as you must interact with not only the characters in the game, but must also expand your search for clues across the entire Internet.
During the course of your investigation you will receive actual emails not only from characters in the game, but also the sadistic serial killer known as the Phoenix as he teases and taunts your intellect. There is also a certain amount of Internet research involved as ‘real’ websites have been created specifically for this game. To sustain the illusion that this is all really happening, you will have to set-up a login ID and password that will allow you to access the network and receive emails.
Fahrenheit™
is an action-adventure psycho thriller that utilizes split-screens
and a story that is constantly altered by your every decision. Also
of note is a revolutionary inventory system. Once an item is added
to your inventory, you literally will not see that item again until
you encounter an area where it can be used; at that point the item
will appear on the screen. The options available throughout the game
promise a level of realism never before available in an adventure
game.
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here to find out what game won the award for
'Best Adventure Game Graphics E3 2004'