Gadget: Invention, Travel, and Adventure (1994) PC Playthrough – NintendoComplete

11 thoughts on “Gadget: Invention, Travel, and Adventure (1994) PC Playthrough – NintendoComplete”

1. There are literally no females in this game. Aaaaand every dude looks like a goddamn serial killer taking creep lessons from neighboring registered sex offenders.

   Case in point: this guy @ 33:43.

2. God I remember this game I used to play it for hours and hours. So creepy and beautiful, I love it.

3. I bought this off the shelf at a big box computer store. I can't remember the name. it wasn't Computer City. Anyway, it looked interesting and I really enjoyed it. I have 2 of the original game, the Gadget Trips cd or dvd, the Inside Out with Gadget picture book, , Gadget: Past as Future, a multi-disk expanded version of the game, and The Third Force a novel based on the Gadget world.

4. Nice video, thumbs up. Cheers from sunny Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.

5. God I forgot how much this game goes off the rails in the last act…

   And I just realized how bad that pun was.

   But seriously. The art book and novel are amazing, but the end is so jarring in relation to the rest of the game. It's an ambitious move, but it does sully the experience a bit.

6. Man, I played this game so much as a kid, I still remember it to this day. Mine though seemed to have some weird graphical glitches where pieces of some of the images would be swapped around. Nice to see how it's actually supposed to look.

7. This has brough back so many memories. I can't believe that my father let me play this game when I was 5.

8. Honestly I love point & click games like this. Is it me or some of the ppl scare the shit outta me!!!!! & creepy music and cut scene music so annoying.. Play
   The Static Calla My Name!!!! So weird and eary

9. HOT DAMN I REMEMBER PLAYING THIS AS A KID! This was my favorite game to play when I was in kindergarden. Biggest goddamn mindfuck. The remake Past as future seems to fill in the blanks a bit more.

10. I played this game as a eight year old (some guy at the PC game shop convinced my Dad that it was a good choice for a young adventure gamer) and it has haunted me for years in its weirdness. Thanks for the LP, it's interesting to watch 20+ years later!

11. Please tell me how you got this to run

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