Originally Posted by Ricky
You are not horrible, but you post a bit much.
As an aside: the original Leisure suit Larry game required age verification because of sexual content. Being my first foray in computer gaming it holds a special spot in my memory. The questions that were asked(five was it?) to prove your age were influenced by what age you indicated you were upon log-in.....that is, as long as you weren't under 18 and as long as you didn't say you were above 90 (i think it said you should be dead!).
I used to "hack" into this game and go try to get laid when my dad was at work. Not sure, but getting laid might have been the whole point of that game.
Good times.
yes the entire point of the L sL game is to get laid. I rarely played the original but played the updated 16 bit version that allowed for mouse movement. those questions were always funny.
another thing to note was this game didn't have any sort of copy protection. so it could be pirated easy (something they fixed in later games). For example, Indiana Jones and the last crusade required the booklet that came with the game to beat it.
bonus trivia: LsL is also based on an early game called Soft Porn Adventure which had the same premise but was 100% text based. that's the game (along with Kings Quest) that started the entire RPG genre.
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