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11:00AM David Wildgoose | Art from Harvey James’ concept coffee table book, The Women of Leisure Suit Larry, as seen on Offworld. More »
The Women Of Leisure Suit Larry
11:00AM David Wildgoose | Art from Harvey James’ concept coffee table book, The Women of Leisure Suit Larry, as seen on Offworld. More » 
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Play Old Sierra Games, For Free, In Your Browser
3:30PM Luke Plunkett | There once was a time, before closures, before Lucasarts, when the name “Sierra” meant premium PC adventure gaming. Those days are, sadly, long gone. But they will not be forgotten! More »New Leisure Suit Larry Trailer Will Fill You With A Deep Sense Of Regret
8:30PM Luke Plunkett | Remakes/rebirths of old franchises can sometimes be a good thing. Sometimes. In Leisure Suit Larry’s case, though, no, it is not a good thing. He was dead at Larry 7, he was deader at the abominable and Magna Cum Laude, and now this? Well, this just looks like a big ol’ bag of shit. Really, a Mad World/Gears parody? No. Larry was fun, in his own special way, 15 years ago. Let’s leave him there with our fond memories, shall we? More »
Al Lowe Says Google Hurts Adventure Games
5:40AM Mark Wilson | For those who grew up in the early days of PC adventure gaming, Al Lowe needs no introduction. To those whom need such an introduction, Crecente is coming by your house later to use his feared hair whip fatality. Anyway, here’s what the point and click adventure god had to say about developing adventure games in the modern gaming world: No, not futile, but not mainstream either. He continues: More »
The Girls Of Larry, Quilted
5:00PM Luke Plunkett | It’s official. It’s Leisure Suit Larry week this week, and this week only, at Kotaku Tower. Between Al Lowe speaking and rumours of a new game in the series, we’ve had about all the Larry news we need. All that could top the week off would be some lovely pieces of Larry-inspired art. And…what’s this? Why it’s exactly that. Some of Larry’s lady friends, stitched into cute little quilts. Perfect to throw across the back of the couch or to hold in the deepest, darkest hours of the night, when only you and your blankie know what’s going down in your bedroom. Sarah J. Pierce [via Boing Boing] More »
