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Titolo: Destiny of The doctors

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 smegging impossible.
The main reasons for that are that (a) it's shoddily written so that you
can't properly control your character in the TARDIS, and (b) in the bits
in the Master's domain it's often not clear entirely what exactly you're
trying to do. The only actually difficult parts are catching up with the
Master's space-ship (for the Third Doctor's section), not getting killed
in the ice caves (for the Sixth Doctor's section) and walking across the
tumbling/floating dice in some of the games. Oh, and also I have no idea
at all how to get the fluid link in the First Doctor's test.
You can avoid having to do these last two by picking different tests for
those Doctors. The revolving objects you select at the beginning of each
section represent different types of test - answering a quiz, finding an
object, guessing a word, that sort of thing. If you stick to object ones
for everything but the First Doctor, you shouldn't go far wrong. Try not
to walk into any cybermen, look carefully at the floor when you get into
the Toyroom or your brain, and don't be overly bothered by the geography
of the TARDIS. The trick to winning on the tube trains (and the Master's
mini) is explained in the manual - get ahead of the enemy, switch tracks
so you're ahead of him, and then slow down to force him to a stop.
It is ghastly and stupid though, for all that it has quite a nice ending
sequence. What I'd love would be a Riven/Myst-style adventure game, with
an intelligent plot, decent script, real actors, a CGI TARDIS console, a
convincing alien location, new music, big sets and exciting props... 
But then that would have taken a budget. And that wouldn't be Doctor Who
at all.
Love and hugs,
Matt
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 TM
No, it's just incredibly naff and badly written with it.
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convincing alien location, new music, big sets and exciting props... 
What an excelent idea, I have this program called games factory, you can
make games with it, and a riven/myst game would be easy to make, the
graphics would take ages though, I wouldn't be able to make one on my
own, but if there was enough intrest on here, we could do one quite
easily, without it costing a penny, everybody could contribute ideas
etc, and those with the relevant programs could render the scenery,
record samples, make animations and rip video clips. That would be cool,
there is somewhere that you can download Games Factory for free, I will
find the address and post it if anybody is interested, you could make
any who game with it quite easily, without a stitch of programming
knowlege. Anyways let us know what you all think about it.
Ben Green.
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I for one think that that is a great idea. If we can't get new WHO then
we'll make it.  :)
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I've got all but the 6 th doctor, the more you rescue the harder it gets (the
faster you loose energy) I've also stopped playing it. 
The graphics are shit anyway
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Nope - the graphics are bad. They aren't 3D accelerated and are only
low resolution. Even the movie files played by the game look bad, 
which is odd because if you run them through something like media
player, they are in fact very high quality.
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