It would be absurd to break them up now! They are from that era where many people managed to stay married to the same person for forty, fifty, sixty, or more years. Anyway, Nancy and Ned have been around since original book # 7. Perhaps this is why Iola was left behind by an editorial decision and Callie died. Frank and Joe are never going to be able to have serious relationships because they work together. Nancy and her little friends Bess and George can work together on their little mysteries. Ned is the only one who puts up with Nancy's weird work schedule. Never in a book, a game, a show, or a flick. Nancy and Frank? If Nancy is going to ditch Ned, she should find someone new. But I guess I kind of stopped caring about that a long time ago, so whatever happens, whether she stays with Ned or moves onto Frank after a while, who knows, guess we will just have to wait and see. I personally prefer Ned, although I have nothing against Frank, I just don't see Nancy with anyone besides Ned. If they do break up, with the way things have been between them, I can't see it being a good break up, which is why I don't see a point in keeping Ned around if that happens honestly. So maybe they plan on just ditching Ned altogether if Ned and Nancy break up at any point? Who knows. Personally I wouldn't be surprised if they started going down the Nancy and Frank path with what happened in MID and it's also obvious that Frank likes Nancy. I don't have much of any preferences as to where Nancy may go next.ДЄs for Ned, I agree with everything you said. I personally couldn't care less if #34 was in Austria or not. Your reasoning for #34 not being there makes a lot of sense. First being is that Austria is pretty Bavarian, and we recently had a Bavarian game (CAP)- these games tend to be careful about not repeating like locations too close together.Д«ut yes, I agree, MID was awesome! I didn't know that about the Austrian company, guess I just didn't pay attention to it. I actually don't think, contrary to popular opinion, that game 34 will be in Austria for a couple of reasons. So, you might be completely right, and I might be totally wrong. However, I realize that HeR pretty much has a whole new team, so any assumptions I would have made based on how HeR did things in the past might be unfounded now. Things were just generally tense with Ned in MID, and I am wondering if HeR is preparing for his character to back away for a time. I think that if this is true, another Ned will be found soon, but that it will be awhile. I heard that the game company that HeR outsourced to was located in Austria, so I think a lot of the Austria references were just a wave to the game company that produced MID.ДЄnother thing is that there is a lot of suspicion that the Ned voiceover, Scott Carty, might not be coming back, and, based on how we could not hear his responses at the end, I lean toward agreeing. First being is that Austria is pretty Bavarian, and we recently had a Bavarian game (CAP)- these games tend to be careful about not repeating like locations too close together. Let's go!I actually don't think, contrary to popular opinion, that game 34 will be in Austria for a couple of reasons. My thought is that we will meet Ned in #34. She is returning the Book of Apologies to the Moosham Castle. My guess is that next Drew will be in Austria with Ned solving a mystery like Deidre suggested. I think the voice and captions need fixing. Oh and it is possible to die in Nancy Drew games but none of them are as bad as ually things go black and you get a second chance.MIS was awesome. HIH I would seriously recommend the Nancy Drew games though, they're the best! I also find the ends a little suspenseful as you know the bad guy will pop out and try to hurt you, and you never know exactly when it'll happen. Some Nancy Drew game's have a scarier atmosphere (Curse of Blackmoor Manor and Legend of the Crystal Skull were probably the scariest), and a lot of them can be frightening as there are underground tunnels and what-not. Secrets Can Kill and the Deadly Device are the only ones with an actual murder in them, and you don't see that- it's already happened. And the Haunting of Castle Malloy is a little scary because it deals with a ghost-like figure (a banshee, actually).ДЄll of the Nancy Drew games, though, are supposed to be family friendly and are therefore pretty mild. Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake is scary for (again) like one scene at the beginning. I would say Shadow at the Water's Edge is the next scariest but only for one scene- and it is, I think, meant to be a bit like Japanese horror movies as it's.in Japan and is about a ghost. But none of them are as scary as that one, imo. I started playing when I was young too and Secret of the Scarlet Hand TERRIFIED me. Hey dvdiva I'm a HUGE fan of Nancy Drew games and have played almost every one.

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