In the mid-nineties, when my family first got a computer, the first QFG game was one of the games my uncle came over and installed. It stuck with me for years. And now, close to twenty years later, I got to play it again, and go through the sequels as well. Some games don't age very well, but these have held up incredibly. The art is still gorgeous, and now that I'm older I get more of the jokes and references and appreciate bits of the story that went over my head when I was 7-9 years old. My only point of contention is the fifth game is kinda lackluster and the second game's hard to get at if you played the first one in VGA mode (fortunately, some fans did a remake of the second game to add in the point-and-click interface and better graphics. Thanks, AGD!). High recommended. Best ten-dollar buy on GOG.com
