Your first Tex game?

My first one was Under A Killing Moon. Can't remember exactly when I bought it but had to be not long after release since I was still in primary school. I would of been 9 in 1994. I got it cheap at a very tiny place that I doubt exists anymore. Someone I was with picked it out for me as they thought I might like it, the pictures on the back looked interesting and I think I may of been intrigued at there being quite a few discs for the thing. I'm very glad I decided to give it a go. Loved it of course (otherwise I wouldn't still be here ) and avidly awaited/played the following titles. (And so I was 11 when Pandora Directive was finally released and 13 when I bought Overseer).

Mean Streets.

Came with these sheets of paper for filling out info on suspects. I remember it as being pretty useful.

Alex Bark wrote:My first Tex game was "Under A Killing Moon". I bought it in 1994. What's your first Tex game?

The exact same thing.

The order I played them was really screwed up:

1) PD
2) Overseer
3) UAKM
4) MS
5) MM - and I'm not even through with that one. There seems to be a bug in the version I have.

Jerry Dan wrote:5) MM - and I'm not even through with that one. There seems to be a bug in the version I have.

What exactly is the problem? I've finished it multiple times and might be able to help.

I guess my first Tex game was the Pandora Directive. I bought the two-pack of UAKM and PD, but I couldn't get UAKM to work properly on my computer because I wasn't running a DOS-based operating system. So, I played PD. I have since figured out how to get UAKM to work and played all of the Tex games. PD's still my favorite, though.

I've just met Larry Hammond, but I can't get him to say anything about Michelle Bloodworth. I'm pretty darn sure I've done everything the walkthroughs say to do before this point. Can you think of any action I should perform that would trigger Larry telling me about the Bloodworths?

My first adventure with Tex was Martian Memorandum, but I did not finish it the first time. I started it, but our computer wasn't good enough. We bought a new one and UAKM came out. My dad came home with the game and we played through it together. Some my best memories were playing Tex and Links with my Dad.

~Keck