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BlockMaster

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  1. BlockMaster replied to a post in a topic in The Rocket Bar
    Wow. What a strange topic subject. This is the weirdest topic I've ever seen on this forum. :P
  2. I see. Strange enough, about the time pod, I found a red button below the time coordinates entry in the debug. You can't interact with it and it's not there in the released version. I wonder what it is. Have you ever searched on google: "Blue frogs on my shoulder makes me happy"? I did, and apart of some spacequest.net results, I found a song titled : sunshine on my shoulder makes me happy, which is sang by John Denver. Also, the melody is the same. Suspiscious, isn't it?
  3. Also, please tell me if that picture is great for an avatar. :)
  4. Hi guys! I'm a huge fan of Space Quest and Minecraft. I play Minecraft very often and my skin is Roger Wilco from Space Quest III. One day, I was wandering around in superflat in creative mode and I found a big slime that was stuck between two houses in a village. Going closer, I realized that I could enter the slime body. In third-person view, it looks like Roger in the jello block, because of my skin, so I took a picture. See attached file.
  5. Is there a way to read the programming language and find out what triggers that blue frog thing?
  6. Ok. I thought that the warp menu was what pops up when you click on Roger's shoulder with the patch.
  7. Awsome song! Intrumental was always my favorite type of music and this is great!
  8. Sorry, but before, I made a mistake. The object in-game is morphing. The secret one is morphin. :P
  9. I found a strange item. It looks like the morphin, but on it, you can read morphing and the object is named morphing in the debug. No description for it, though. Is it in-game?
  10. I just wanted to look for somethings like the word "green" in Space Quest III or the word "chainsaw" in Space Quest I VGA
  11. As the title says. No program I have ever found for this had an option to search for a word.
  12. Whoa! Nobody replied to you yet? I don't know anything about Space Quest versions, but I just wanted to tell you that I read your thread. :)
  13. I think I know what it was used for. I think that you could get the keycard from the policeman in the bird's nest, and it was used to open the door to the supercomputer, instead of breaking it with acid.
  14. A Space Quest III remake would be awsome, but you know what would be easier to make? A copy of Space Quest III with different graphics. By the way, if Infamous Adventures do a remake of Space Quest III, don't throw in a PUZZLE! I passed afternoons trying to open the hidden room. I did it finally, but I hacked the game to find the password. :wacko:
  15. Look at this! I don't know what you use it for, but when I look at it, it says : "keycard".
  16. Steve, sorry, but I can't find my Lego girls to make the Latex Babes right now. Your request has been reported a bit, but I didn't forget. ;)
  17. I have a proof that Space Quest continued to the second generation, being the son of someone who loved the series, and having found the series after the end of Sierra. I live in Canada and I'm still playing Space Quest. I finished the series once, but I'm still trying to find more secrets. ;) Anyone else in the second generation of Space Questers?

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