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LOL. Although that looks more like a bale than a box to me...

I know, it's the Badge of the Day today.

Hey Sidd! Welcome to the party! And King's Quest is definitely point-and-click. Get The Longest Journey off Steam and play that before you play Dreamfall. The events in Dreamfall will make a lot more sense then.

The games aren't listed in terms of best to worst, just games that I liked, games that were pure crapfests, and games that were in between the two. The ugly category was more games that were huge disappointments, rather than really crappy games. As for the the dev teams for Syberia and Syberia 2, I honestly don't know. All I know was that the first game was amazing and the second obe was disappointing.

In the end, pushing back the release date is usually a good thing for the consumer. Hopefully, it means a betterproduct in the end.

Chris, I really enjoy the website. Free, and tons to choose from. And if you have a GameStop power up rewards card and you get the achievement of the day, it earns you points. Some of the games are amazing, some not so much, but since everything is free, it doesn't really matter.

I've always wanted to check out The Seventh Guest. And I think my laptop could probably handle it, too.

I still have them all on PS2, as well, but yes, trophies!

The Monkey Island games can be picked up on both XBLA and PSN. I think they may even be bundled.  The King's Quest games' graphics are quite dated, but the games themselves are solid and a good place to start.You can get the whole collection off Steam fairly cheap. All the games I listed that are on Kongregate are fairly short, free to play, and browser-based. The Last Door is an episodic horror game that Julian reviewed and it caught my attention, so I checked it out. Episode 2 becomes available to play for free on Friday. I have it marked on the calendar, lol. Theresia is a survival horror point-and-click that is very good, and works really well on the DS.  Avoid any of the games on my bad and ugly lists like the plague.

My debit card, which works for everything else.