The JAVE - Journeyman Project 3 Legacy of Time

Point-n-Click, Myst-like, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Humor

1998

"You assume the role of Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 of the Temporal Security Agency. The goal of the TSA is to safeguard history. If anything were to change in the past, it would cause a temporal ripple (which can be detected); in effect, it would change the present. A rip in the time continuum is even worse; if it isn't corrected, it can have very disastrous results. For this reason, time travel is on the verge of being eliminated altogether. After months of searching the time stream for traces of Agent 3, the TSA gives up and presumes her dead. (Agent 3 framed Gage Blackwood in JP2 for crimes against history. Gage caught up with her in the end, but her jumpsuit short-circuited in the process, sending her into the time stream.) The game starts out when the TSA is about to remove the power cores from the time travel "jumpsuits." ...Parts of Gage's memory surrounding the events of JP2 were selectively erased by Agent 3 after his capture. Now sitting in front of a TV/computer screen, Gage repeatedly watches the video (taken by his jumpsuit) of Agent 3 brainwashing him (which happened at the end of JP2). All of a sudden, a flashing warning appears over the screen. A temporal rip has been detected in the Mediterranean Sea in 1262 BC. The room flashes with red lights, and the alarm fills the air with panic. Agent 3 has made her move at the worst possible moment. As a last resort, the TSA chief engineer (also Gage's closest friend) reveals to Gage the Chameleon jumpsuit, an unguaranteed functional prototype time travel unit." - Your adventure begins.

B-, B

Patches, Technical Support, FAQ's, Demos, Desktop Themes, Screen Saver, Desktop Wallpaper, Music, Sounds, Movies, Outtakes, Saved Games, Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs, Cheats

PC REQUIREMENTS:

CD-ROM:
Windows 95 required
(works with Windows98 with audio acceleration turned off)
Pentium® processor, 90MHz or faster
16MB RAM
4x CD-ROM drive or faster
70MB free hard disk space
640x480 display, high color (16-bit)
Sound Blaster 16 or 100% compatible 16-bit sound card
Video and sound cards must be compatible with DirectX**

DVD-ROM:
Windows 95 required
(works with Windows98 with audio acceleration turned off)
Pentium® processor, 166MHz or faster
16MB RAM
2nd Generation DVD-ROM drive or later
70MB free hard disk space
640x480 display, high color (16-bit)
Sound Blaster 16 or 100% compatible 16-bit sound card
Video and sound cards must be compatible with DirectX**
MPEG-2 video decoder required to view video trailers and other non-game related video content

MAC REQUIREMENTS:

PowerPC processor required
80MHz or faster recommended
System 7.5 or higher
16MB RAM (10MB free)
2x CD-ROM or faster (4x recommended)
60MB free hard disk space
640x480 display, thousands of colors
(users with the latest graphics accelerators should set the game display mode to 'line doubling' under the FILE:OPTIONS menu for best compatibility)
Support for 16-bit stereo sound
DVD-ROM:
(only available as a bundled item)
Available as a limited-time complimentary item included free with purchase of a DVD-ROM equiped computer from Apple Computer, Inc.
PowerPC processor required
120MHz or faster recommended
Mac OS 8.1 or higher
16MB RAM (10MB free)
DVD-ROM drive
60MB free hard disk space
640x480 display, thousands of colors
(G3 users with the latest ATI Rage Pro graphics accelerators should set the game display mode to 'line doubling' under the FILE:OPTIONS menu for best compatibility)
Support for 16-bit stereo sound

4 CD-ROM's, 1 DVD

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	Point-n-Click, Myst-like, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Humor
	1998
	Presto Studios Red Orb
	"You assume the role of Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 of the Temporal Security Agency. The goal of the TSA is to safeguard history. If anything were to change in the past, it would cause a temporal ripple (which can be detected); in effect, it would change the present. A rip in the time continuum is even worse; if it isn't corrected, it can have very disastrous results. For this reason, time travel is on the verge of being eliminated altogether. After months of searching the time stream for traces of Agent 3, the TSA gives up and presumes her dead. (Agent 3 framed Gage Blackwood in JP2 for crimes against history. Gage caught up with her in the end, but her jumpsuit short-circuited in the process, sending her into the time stream.) The game starts out when the TSA is about to remove the power cores from the time travel "jumpsuits." ...Parts of Gage's memory surrounding the events of JP2 were selectively erased by Agent 3 after his capture. Now sitting in front of a TV/computer screen, Gage repeatedly watches the video (taken by his jumpsuit) of Agent 3 brainwashing him (which happened at the end of JP2). All of a sudden, a flashing warning appears over the screen. A temporal rip has been detected in the Mediterranean Sea in 1262 BC. The room flashes with red lights, and the alarm fills the air with panic. Agent 3 has made her move at the worst possible moment. As a last resort, the TSA chief engineer (also Gage's closest friend) reveals to Gage the Chameleon jumpsuit, an unguaranteed functional prototype time travel unit." - Your adventure begins.
	B-, B


	Patches, Technical Support, FAQ's, Demos, Desktop Themes, Screen Saver, Desktop Wallpaper, Music, Sounds, Movies, Outtakes, Saved Games, Easter Eggs, Easter Eggs, Cheats

	*PC REQUIREMENTS:* CD-ROM: Windows 95 required (works with Windows98 with audio acceleration turned off) Pentium® processor, 90MHz or faster 16MB RAM 4x CD-ROM drive or faster 70MB free hard disk space 640x480 display, high color (16-bit) Sound Blaster 16 or 100% compatible 16-bit sound card Video and sound cards must be compatible with DirectX DVD-ROM: Windows 95 required (works with Windows98 with audio acceleration turned off) Pentium® processor, 166MHz or faster 16MB RAM 2nd Generation DVD-ROM drive or later 70MB free hard disk space 640x480 display, high color (16-bit) Sound Blaster 16 or 100% compatible 16-bit sound card Video and sound cards must be compatible with DirectX MPEG-2 video decoder required to view video trailers and other non-game related video content	*MAC REQUIREMENTS:* PowerPC processor required 80MHz or faster recommended System 7.5 or higher 16MB RAM (10MB free) 2x CD-ROM or faster (4x recommended) 60MB free hard disk space 640x480 display, thousands of colors (users with the latest graphics accelerators should set the game display mode to 'line doubling' under the FILE:OPTIONS menu for best compatibility) Support for 16-bit stereo sound DVD-ROM: (only available as a bundled item) Available as a limited-time complimentary item included free with purchase of a DVD-ROM equiped computer from Apple Computer, Inc. PowerPC processor required 120MHz or faster recommended Mac OS 8.1 or higher 16MB RAM (10MB free) DVD-ROM drive 60MB free hard disk space 640x480 display, thousands of colors (G3 users with the latest ATI Rage Pro graphics accelerators should set the game display mode to 'line doubling' under the FILE:OPTIONS menu for best compatibility) Support for 16-bit stereo sound
	4 CD-ROM's, 1 DVD