When I was around 8 years old, I was given my first HerInteractive Nancy Drew game. My neighbor down the street had originally given the computer game to her daughter, but she thought it was "too scary" and refused to play it, so she handed it off to me. I was quite the tomboy growing up, so at first, I wasn't sure if I was going to like such a "girly" game. I had heard of the infamous girl detective before but had never bothered to get into the franchise. That's until my mom explained to me that my friend was too scared to play it. Now I was intrigued, because how could a simple girl mystery game be complex enough to scare someone? "Nancy Drew: The Final Scene" was just the first of many Nancy Drew games that I would beg my parents to get me every time a holiday or birthday would come up and presently it's no different. Okay, so maybe I don't beg my parents for them anymore, but the minute I have some extra cash I'll head over to the HerInteractive website to see if they've released anymore Nancy Drew games.