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"The
Curse of Monkey Island continues where the second game left off. Don't worry
though, even if you haven't played the first two games you won't be left
in the dark. CMI has a whole story of its own that doesn't require any knowledge
whatsoever of the first two. CMI is a pirate adventure. ...It's the humor
that really sets it apart (among many other things)."
"Quick - what has dozens of monkeys, ghost pirates galore and more
insults than a cranky parrot? ...Guybrush Threepwood once again takes up
dull blade and rapier wit against the nefarious demon-pirate LeChuck. In
Curse, Guybrush must save his one true love, Elaine Marley, from being turned
into the evil pirate's zombie bride. But, hoping to marry Elaine himself,
Guybrush unknowingly slips a cursed ring onto her finger that transforms
her into a gold statue. He must then find a way to change Elaine back to
her beautiful self and stop LeChuck from carrying out his sinister plans."
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Patches, Technical Support, Demos, Desktop Themes, Music, Sounds, Easter Eggs, Movies | |
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