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Could be that I myself misunderstand Cellardoor, but I believe he asks whether you've taken steps to promote the game to all adventure-gaming fans, and not just Sierra fans. Could be that I'm wrong...

Yeah, that's basically it. I don't think Himalaya is doing anything wrong - I was just curious what it is they are doing to promote their games to the general adventure audience. Adventure gamers I've spoken with that are anticipating Al Emmo tend to be mostly Sierra fans...

And ofcourse, there's nothing wrong with that either. I just think that Al Emmo might appeal to fans that never liked Sierra's adventures.

Cellardoor, for now, we've targed the adventure niche, and feel that we can contibute unique, worthwhile projects due to our love of the genre!  There is always a possiblity in the future that we could expand to other areas (i.e. adventure/rpg hybrids, etc).  But for right now, we would like to continue concentrating on what we feel we know best and contribute to a genre we are passionate about.

Yes, ofcourse. I should've made myself more clear; I was wondering if you were doing anything to appeal to a wider adventure audience besides your current Sierra-oriented fanbase.

I don't care much for hybrids myself, but I believe you guys are cutting yourself short by depending mostly on the fanbase gathered through AGDI's Sierra-remakes.

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