The Journeyman epic is back with a third chapter of this time-traveling adventure. The "Legacy of Time" has agent Gage Blackwood jumping through time and space to the lost civilizations of Atlantis, Shangri-La, and El Dorado. The gameplay has been enhanced with a 360-degree viewing mode that even the most detailed-oriented aesthetic snob will appreciate. J3 brings a large cast of characters that make the storyline more involved and makes the puzzles more integrated. The "chameleon time suit" allows Gage to take on the guise of any of the characters he meets, and subsequently interact with other characters in a more natural way; whether it be as brother, sister or enemy. The goal of all these game features is to keep you glued to your seat in front of your monitor; it does its job! <Katana> There is a reason why no one else wrote about J3: The Legacy of Time. I would not give up the game! I was just too greedy about getting further into the game to even share it with anyone else. I liked meeting and "speaking" with all the different characters, even though some of them can be pretty rude and will even duke 'ya if you approach them with the wrong guise. Watch out for that frontal headbutt! Other things in the game keep the pace going and kept me interested. The detail of the graphics in the 360-degree view was very much appreciated; it really keeps you involved in the civilization you are in. And I have to admit, I did use Arthur, the goofy AI hint mechanism. Arthur was pretty funny at times, otherwise, I cringed a little at the corny remarks. But he does have the helpful clues. So, I know that in Atlantis the olive oil vendor is very chatty with the boatman. And in El Dorado, the Shaman talks forever to the little boy...once he is feisty enough to figure out how to get past the guard ;-) I cannot wait to get back to this game! <Vi-Rex> yeahh, give up the game you greedy little vixen! <Katana> who let YOU in here? <Vi-Rex> I got a frontal for ya!