Help Guynemer find "The Last Express"

[Guynemer]

For years, I've heard about this game, and how it is one of the best adventure gamers of all time.

Sadly, no one sells it anymore--not even Chips 'n' Bits. Can't find it on Ebay. And can't find it on approved abandonware sites, even though nobody sells it.

Any ideas?

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Maybe its a big joke and never existed?

[General Ludd]

Never heard of it.


But it seems to be available on eDonkey. Three CDs, right? I can't vouch for the actual content.

[Guynemer]

never heard of eDonkey.

[Skanky Burns]

overnet

It uses more protocols than eDonkey, so lets you find more stuff.

[DrSpike]

The advice is sound, but I'd remove that link.

Also, try ebay.

[Skanky Burns]

Good advice for the first part. Link removed.

Can't find it on Ebay.

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Yeah but sometimes they aren't always on ebay, if you try again it will occasionally show up. Its not likes a million copies of this and someone puts it up every week is there?

[Guynemer]

I found an online shop that still sells it, for $20.

[Skanky Burns]

I presume that he would have been continuously checking ebay as well, seeing as he mentioned it in his first post.

Anyway, congrats Guynemer on finding it.
I got me a copy of Hardwar from ebay before, that was very hard to find too.

[Frozzy]

Yay! Last Express is a brilliant game. I could never get past Vieena, and I lost it when moving

Care to share the link?

[DrSpike]

Well done.

[Guynemer]

http://www.cdaccess.com/html/quick/lastexpdr.htm

[duke o' york]

What was the name of the old Amiga mystery game set on board a ship? You had to go and talk to all the passengers, and there would be cinematic events like they have in Final Fantasy games these days. I remember that was rather good, if a little hard to get into. (read initially frustrating )

[duke o' york]

Sorry to name the game fans - it was called Cruise for a Corpse.

The game engine worked well, but the way things happened was often a bit strange. Enthralling though! Google tells me that the inspector was called Raoul Dusentier.
If anyone's still got an Amiga, or an emulator of some kind then look this one up. It may even have had a PC version...