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Nancy Drew Games And Their Similarities To Movies

I don't know why, but I've always had a fascination of starting a challenge that will train around the internet. The reason I say this is because five years ago, I created a challenge for myself in hopes others like yourself might want to try it. I didn't fully explain the challenge in the three blogs I wrote concerning it, lol. The challenge is to play the games from start to finish. After each game, you choose a movie you know fits well with it - no matter how small the detail. Five years ago, I created a list for games 10 through 31. I couldn't figure out how to play the first nine at the time, cause of the modern computer I had - er, have. I still have it. 😮 This past year or two, I wanted to update it. My movie collection and knowledge is much bigger now. Not to mention, I'm part of a Facebook group that is basically a Nancy Drew book club that actually includes the video games. (If you're not aware, Her Interactive always makes certain their games ar...

Excited About My Gaming Channel

So I'm trying to make my blogs a weekly thing now. Especially since I have a requirement of writing a Team Missouri blog once a month. I'm also excited about this, because I've been wanting to get back to blogging. I miss it! On to the main topic - which is my gaming YouTube channel . This past Saturday, I was recording my Grim Tales gameplay and an idea popped into my head. I realized I was almost done with Alibi in Ashes, my current Nancy Drew game on the channel. This whole time, I thought Deadly Device was next, but I knew that had to be wrong. It turns out Tomb of the Lost Queen is next. Well, guess what? I happen to have a skype relationship with a voice actor who voiced Dylan Carter. (Somewhat ironic, considering Howard Carter found Tutankhamen's tomb.) His name is Gabriel Wolf. About five years ago, Michael Gray - known on YouTube as arglefumph  - did an interview with him on his channel. I enjoyed it immensely. I learned a lot more about voice acting and...