Lucas Arts The Adventurer Journal Number 5 - Day of the Tentacle Fall 1992 GUC For Sale

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Lucas Arts The Adventurer Journal Number 5 - Day of the Tentacle Fall 1992 GUC:
$49.98

Lucas Arts The Adventurer Journal Number 5 - Day of the Tentacle Fall 1992 VGC
Once included in the X-Wing large retail boxed version as part of a \"promo\".Ships promptly from IL.

Format: A 15-page consumer-facing newsletter designed in a large newspaper style.

Cover Art: Features original artwork by Peter Chan, a key artist for LucasArts adventure games.

Purpose: These journals were published from 1990 to 1997 (13 issues total) to provide fans with background information, interviews, and previews of upcoming game releases.

Content Focus: Issue #5 specifically centers on Day of the Tentacle, which was officially released in 1993, but heavily promoted in this late 1992 publication.

More specific Details regarding Issue 5:

• Issue: Number 5 (Fall 1992).
• Page Count: 15 pages.
• Content: Focused on Day of the Tentacle, X-Wing, and included a Sam & Max comic.

• VGC (Very Good Condition): In the collector\'s market, this typically means the magazine has minimal wear, though most surviving copies are folded twice into quarters, as this was how they were originally distributed.
• Market Value: Recent listings for this specific issue in very good condition range between $59.00 and $69.99.

• Plot: The game follows Bernard, Hoagie, and Laverne as they travel through time to stop an evil mutated Purple Tentacle from taking over the world.
• Significance: It was the first lead project for designers Dave Grossman and Tim Schafer and is celebrated for its \"Looney Tunes\" cartoon aesthetic and humorous dialogue.
• Historical Integration: Players interact with exaggerated versions of historical figures like George Washington and Benjamin Franklin across different time periods.

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