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THE CURSE OF MONKEY ISLAND

NEED TO KNOW

RELEASED November 1, 1997

PUBLISHER LucasArts

DEVELOPER Inhouse

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“Characters that are essentially useless props still have detailed, fun stories to tell.”

The first PC game I ever played was Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge, which was included in a magazine. Because I was a kid, I lost it or scratched it as well the set of floppy disks I ended up playing the first Monkey Island on, forcing me to eventually buy a bundle of both games. That bundle, called Monkey Island Bounty Pack came with a demo of The Curse of Monkey Island. The year was 1997, and I had just found the game that would likely accompany me forever

Childhoods are filled with weird compulsions.

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