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As they return from their honeymoon, Guybrush Threepwood and Elaine Marley face yet another adventure: Elaine disappears (again) and is being declared dead - her mansion is scheduled for demolition and a scumbag politician with a suspicious name is after her job as governor. It is up to Guybrush to save his wife, and maybe... the world? Written by
Meir Sadan <meir@sadan.com>
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T
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Trivia
The only Monkey Island game to not have 'Alexandra Boyd' as the voice of Elaine Marley.
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Quotes
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Upon being told that a core belief in LeChuck's church is LeChuck's marriage to Elaine]
Guybrush Threepwood:
Elaine can't marry LeChuck; she's already married!
Reverend Rasputin:
The first church of LeChuck (orthodox) doesn't recognize Elaine's blasphemous marriage to the... Anti-LeChuck.
Guybrush Threepwood:
Who?
Reverend Rasputin:
The evil Anti-LeChuck, "He-Whose-Name-Must-Not-Be-Spoken".
Guybrush Threepwood:
Guybrush Threepwood?
Reverend Rasputin:
Ack, you said the name! Blasphemer!
Guybrush Threepwood:
I'M the Anti-LeChuck?
Reverend Rasputin:
Hahahaha. Don't be silly. The Anti-LeChuck is three meters tall, has a prehensile tail, a forked tongue, ...
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Crazy Credits
After the end credits have played out, Guybrush can be heard calling for assistance from the bottom of the cliff. He shouts the names of various people, including
George Lucas and finally "Jar Jar".
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For the last game in the Monkey Island series to date, it is a very fair game. It is not short of its confusing puzzles (which tend to make me nostalgic), and has a lot of imagination put into it. I don't really like the 3D aspect of the game, I must admit I did prefer the "click 2 go" engine, but still, advantages bring disadvantages.
Good game. 8/10