Andrew Kimberley © 1998

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Welcome to my Little Big Adventure 2 Page. It all started a long, long time ago; 1994 to be exact. Flicking through my latest issue of PC Zone I noticed a quirky little review about a game called Little Big Adventure (LBA). A couple of weeks later I was the proud owner of this game. To me, it seemed amazing, revolutionary graphics and cool rendered backgrounds, and cut-scenes. For the week following I played LBA Relentlessly (Heh, LBA in America is called Relentless. I knew why after that week). Alas when I'd completed the game I thought that was it. All that was left was to play the game over and over uncovering secrets and stuff (which I never actually did, even after completing it ten times). My trusty 486 Sx25 w/ 8mb of Ram, ran the game like a dream. I knew however it wouldn't if a second LBA came out. How wrong could I be? In early September 1997 I got my hands on Little Big Adventure 2. I still had my sx25, and a brand new p2/233. For some strange reason I played it on the Sx25 first, to my surprise it worked. Still, I played it on the p2/233 and it was nothing short of astounding. Two Days later, with no sleep what-so-ever, and an empty packet of that powder that you dissolve in water to keep you awake I'd completed the damn thing. Excellence, sheer excellence. Now, here I am. A sad, devoted fan of the Little Big Adventure Genre. I tried others (Crusader: No Remorse/ No Regret) but they just don't have the LBA 1 & 2 buzz about them.  If someone from Adeline Software International is reading this, then please, make LBA3, and employ me to help. :-)

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