I now want to get a copy.

New Sam and Max is evidence of this.

Yeah, I can’t get the second CD to work in Vista either, even in compatibility mode.

I like to imagine (given that these are all smart, but nonetheless super-roady biker fellows) that the credits were intentionally listed as Chitlins, Whiskey, and Skirt; being as they were likely the only motivation for writing music (particularly this song) in the first place. ^_~

And the lead dev who finished it hated FT, which clearly shows that they are a bad person:

Some team members experimented with a Full Throttle-style control method, using a sheer glass pentagon with the five icons arrayed around it. But Sean rejected the idea, due to his disdain for that game.

monkeymonster: Sorry, Grim wasn’t SCUMM-based, so ScummVM doesn’t handle it. They’re working on it; last change five days ago.

Full Throttle told its story, it told it well, what more could one ask? Adding more length would likely have detracted from its charm.

For me, the trouble with the Dig was the ending, which I thought rather sappy and also damaging to the drama and meaning of what had gone before. I hated that ending (hated in the ordinary English sense of didn’t really like, not the internet sense of stalking its writers and posting multi-page rants about it decades later).

On a grognardy note, no love here for Broken Sword? The first one is probably one of my favourite computer games of all time, cruelly left out of the PCG top 100 in place of such fol de rol as Warcraft III (a game I got thoroughly bored with round about the start of the elven missions).