to save his beloved theater? Nicholas Falcone - Nicholas is the leader of "H.A.D I.T" or "Humans Against the Destruction of Illustrious Theaters". They are leading a protest against the demolition of the theater. He acts as if he's innocent and only wants to help, but the police say that he has previously faked a kidnapping to save a theater. Would kidnapping Maya be a means to his end? Cast Nancy Drew - Lani Minella Brady Armstrong / The Amazing Monty - David S. Hogan Nicholas Falcone / Construction Worker - Max Holechek (as Alan Smythe) Joseph Hughes / Sergeant Mac Ramsey - Bob Heath Simone Mueller / Madeline - Keri Healey Eustacia Andropov - Alena Saunders Ned Nickerson / Sherman Trout - Scott Carty Bess Marvin - Punchy LaRue George Fayne - Maureen Nelson Reception According to PC Data, The Final Scene sold 23,557 units in North America during 2001, and another 15,947 units in the first three months of 2002. Its sales in the region for the year 2003 totaled 38,064 units. In the United States alone, the game's computer version sold between 100,000 and 300,000 units by August 2006. Combined sales of the Nancy Drew adventure game series reached 500,000 copies in North America by early 2003, and the computer entries reached 2.1 million sales in the United States alone by August 2006. Remarking upon this success, Edge called Nancy Drew a "powerful franchise". Charles Herold of The New York Times declared The Final Scene one of the best games of 2001. Praising its characters, he wrote that the game "sticks to the [Nancy Drew] formula but refines and improves it, adding a little suspense, more interesting suspects and sharper dialogue." The Final Scene also received a "Gold" Parents' Choice Award in summer 2002. References External links Official site (archived) 2001 video games Detective video games Video games based on Nancy Drew Video games developed in the United States Point-and-click adventure games Video games scored by Kevin Manthei Video games set in St. Louis Windows games Windows-only games Her Interactive games Single-player video games North America-exclusive video games