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Question about the Wii version!!!

natlinxznatlinxz
edited September 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
I'm thinking about purchasing the Wii port of TOMI, but saying I have heard a lot of complaints would be a huge understatement. However, I heard complaints about Sam and Max for Wii, and I loved that port! So my question is, how much better/worse is this port than Sam and Max? And how does the Wiiware version of Spinner Cay compare to the Wiiware version of Screaming Narwal?

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  • a3HeadedMonkeya3HeadedMonkey
    edited September 2009
    http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11917
  • natlinxznatlinxz
    edited September 2009
    that thread doesn't answer my question. I want to know if this game is better or worse than Sam and Max S1 on Wii.
  • City Of DelusionCity Of Delusion
    edited September 2009
    I wouldn't know, but judging from the last post of that thread Episode 1 is worse: I can't recall a punchline in Sam & Max Season One that's ruined by dropped frames. Considering Episode 2 relies on you beating Episode 1 to know what's happening, well...

    I've have not played it, but I would probably avoid the WiiWare version (in fact, I'm going to wait untill all of the episodes are released before buying).
  • Gman5852Gman5852
    edited September 2009
    For me better. I have never experienced one of th eglitches people keep complaining about, exept for one where Guybrush had both of his
    hands
    in spinner cay, but that fixed itself. Spinner Cay IS better still, but I wouldn't recomend it without buying episode 1 for obvious reasons.
  • jayz79jayz79
    edited September 2009
    I did encounter 2 glitches in this game that I never encountered in the first game. First is that the game frooze on me when i press the home button. Second is there was a instance where I can't click on anything, I had to save on that spot and reload and everything got fixed... I just find it odd that I never experienced both problems in the first game...

    Anyways this is still a good game overall and thanks to telltale for the improved framerate
  • Gman5852Gman5852
    edited September 2009
    jayz79 wrote: »
    I did encounter 2 glitches in this game that I never encountered in the first game. First is that the game frooze on me when i press the home button. Second is there was a instance where I can't click on anything, I had to save on that spot and reload and everything got fixed... I just find it odd that I never experienced both problems in the first game...

    Anyways this is still a good game overall and thanks to telltale for the improved framerate

    The first glitch happens in all of telltales wii games. The second one happened to me in SBCG4AP.
  • WillWill Telltale Alumni
    edited September 2009
    If you are happy with SMWii, then I'm pretty darn confident that you will be happy with ToMI.
  • jayz79jayz79
    edited September 2009
    Gman5852 wrote: »
    The first glitch happens in all of telltales wii games. The second one happened to me in SBCG4AP.
    this is the first telltale wii game I have encountered the above glitches... never encountered any on all episodes of strong bad and TOMI chapter 1
  • Gman5852Gman5852
    edited September 2009
    jayz79 wrote: »
    this is the first telltale wii game I have encountered the above glitches... never encountered any on all episodes of strong bad and TOMI chapter 1

    To me the first glitch happened in all telltale wii games. The strong bad one happened in the first scene of dangeresque 3. Once Cutsie Buttons came, I couldnt click a darn thing which made it hard to get the map out.
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