Where's an Egg?
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*This game looks similar to the point-and-click computer game "Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure", in which a Private Investigator who has seen better days needs to clear his name when he is on the spot for murder. | *This game looks similar to the point-and-click computer game "Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure", in which a Private Investigator who has seen better days needs to clear his name when he is on the spot for murder. | ||
*This game is also very similar, in some aspects, to the early Carmen Sandiego games. | *This game is also very similar, in some aspects, to the early Carmen Sandiego games. | ||
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| + | *Once again we see a reference to [[Eggs]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:01, 4 February 2006
"In this hard-boiled adventure game, you must help the Boise police force find a missing egg. Not in Mancuso's garage? Try Brodermaker's gymbag. Everyone's a suspect when "Where's an Egg?" is the game that you are playing. And that's this game!!" -Videlectrix
Where's an Egg? is a game by Videlectrix that doesn't exist... yet.
Fun Facts
- This game looks similar to the point-and-click computer game "Jack Orlando: A Cinematic Adventure", in which a Private Investigator who has seen better days needs to clear his name when he is on the spot for murder.
- This game is also very similar, in some aspects, to the early Carmen Sandiego games.
Inside References
- Once again we see a reference to Eggs.
