Talk:List of graphic adventure games
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Shouldn't the Police Quest series have the year when the series was ended added? I am aware that some may think that the SWAT series is a continuation of PQ, but Police Quest was dropped from the titles of SWAT games after SWAT2. Besides, one can hardly call the SWAT series adventure games...Cromag 16:47, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Definition of graphic adventure
I removed Sierra's Krondor titles and two of LucasArts' later Indiana Jones titles from the list as these are not graphic adventures in my opinion: the former are role-playing games and the latter action-adventure games (not a subgenre of graphic adventures). Furthermore, I'm tempted to remove the Dr. Brain titles from the list as well as they are more of a puzzle / educational variety than story-driven works. --Jopo 10:38, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
