Al Lowe Interview - The Inventory 11

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The 11th issue of the PDF magazine for adventure games The Inventory, is ready for download from the front page of www.justadventure.com . The 11th issue of the magazine contains:

- An extensive interview with Al Lowe, the first one of the legendary developer behind the Larry series since the announcement of the new Larry game. Read what Al has to say about the chances of him coming back to game development. Read also what Al Lowe has to say about a possible remake of Larry from AGDInteractive.

- An interview with Philippe Gaude, producer of the upcoming first person thriller Jack the Ripper, due to release in February 2004.

- A preview of the upcoming AGS mystery adventure Shadowplay, a game deeply influenced by the Gabriel Knight games and by David Lynch movies. Also a preview of the upcoming thriller Midnight Nowhere

- Reviews of Black Mirror, Law and Order 2 and Larry 7.

- A new fan fiction section. The first fan fiction we publish is called Lost Wind, it is written by Ugarte and is based on the Quest for Glory saga.

All this and much more in the latest issue of The Inventory, that you can download for free along with all the other past issues at: http://www.justadventure.com/TheInvento ... ntory.shtm

If you have any comments, complaints or questions you'd better keep them to yourselves. Just kidding. Feel free to post anything you have to comment on the latest issue.

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[Robin_Gravel]

I disagree with Al Lowe on some points.

While I understand somebody could be sued because he/she made a fan game using Sierra characters in their games like SQ: the lost chapter or SQ: replicated but a fan of SQ or KQ will not interested to make an advanture game without his favorite hero like Roger Wilco.

After all, everybody like me, wish to see more KQ, SQ or even LSL games to play.

I think Sierra is lost interest of adventure games or I'm sure it can shut down many fan games featuring one of Sierra's characters.

Robin Gravel