Play it again, Sam! (err, and Max) [SM 1.01]

EmilyEmily Telltale Alumni
edited July 2009 in Sam & Max
People who only play Culture Shock through one time risk missing a lot of little easter eggs in the game. A few weeks ago Brendan put together this list of things you may want to try the second time through. (I've played the game half a dozen times, and I never even found most of this stuff!)

Note that there are great big honking spoilers below. Read them at your own risk. (Click on the white area to see the spoiler.)

Did you...
...cause a traffic accident in front of Sam & Max's building?
...hear an a capella version of the Soda Poppers theme song?
...get all six symptoms of Artificial Personality Disorder?
...demonstrate all five possible inkblot obsessions to Sybil?
...see the entire four-part documentary "Oh, Is He Still Alive?"
...see an ad for Emetics: The Handbook for Multicolored Bliss?
...wake up Specs first, then Whizzer?
...wake up Whizzer first, then Specs?
...knock out Peepers before rescuing Sybil?
...try to buy the cheese from Bosco a second time?
...try to buy the tear gas without money a second time?
...buy the tear gas before Bosco had mentioned B-TADS?
...ask Bosco for different items until Sam ran out of ideas?
...show the symptoms form to Bosco?
...complain about every mental problem to Peepers?
...repeatedly try to arrest Peepers after rescuing Sybil?
...hear all of the previous jobs that Sybil once had?
...look at all the objects in Sybil's office during free association?
...show Sybil all of your objects during free association?
...spray paint odd things, including during free association?
...use the antenna in various places?
...use the ten grand on things or characters besides Bosco?
...hear all of Max's general megaphone comments?
...(including when you're chasing the Soda Popper)?
...hear all of the different ways Max says "Pull over"?
...hear all of the different ways Max says "Never mind"?
...accuse a driver of every possible crime?
...repeatedly look at irrelevant things while Max was missing?
...talk to Max in every location at various stages of the game?
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Comments

  • edited November 2006
    Before getting your phone back, tell max "I miss our phone"
  • edited November 2006
    How do I get the first one?! I am intrigued!
  • edited November 2006
    0renji wrote: »
    How do I get the first one?! I am intrigued!

    It involves a certain
    road sign
    . :D

    --Erwin
  • edited November 2006
    0renji wrote: »
    How do I get the first one?! I am intrigued!
    Shoot at the "One Way"-sign in front of the office
    That was one of the first things I did :D

    Loved this one:
    ...ask Bosco for different items until Sam ran out of ideas?
    "I ran out of ideas..." - "You could always start all over again..."
    I laughed HARD at that one...
  • edited November 2006
    Thanks for your help guys :D
  • edited November 2006
    Making the DeSoto flip over!
  • edited November 2006
    Ugh, that's actually alot of work for some of them but hey, there's always SAVE/LOAD function!
  • edited November 2006
    Man, I loved Sam & Max.

    I really think they're the greatest cartoon characters ever conceived.

    ...And I read a LOT of cartoons.

    Second to them would be Calvin & Hobbes.

    And then the Life in Hell characters by Matt Groening.

    And then Bru & Boegie.
    ;)

    Nice Easter Eggs, by the way. I found some of them on my first play through.

    Loved every second of it, except the driving sequence. The controls are almost non-existent. If that could be fixed in future releases, so much the better.
  • edited November 2006
    I missed the TV documentary the first time around! Thanks for that, it was really funny!
  • edited November 2006
    wow I think I did 93.5% of those.. Thats what I love tho, the depth of the game and the care taken with culture shock.. discovering all those things was a real treat :D
  • edited November 2006
    Ah, be quiet and eat your beans.
  • edited November 2006
    Post n.100!
    Sorry, I couldn't wait:D
  • edited November 2006
    Well done Guybrush!

    You must have had a lot of things to say to have 100 posts!

    Excellent :)

    I see you live in Italy - Italians must have a lot of things to say!
  • edited November 2006
    Hm... I got very little of those. This only adds to my theory that the game was just too easy. Normally you find things like this when you're stuck and you mess around with things. But if it's always obvious what to do next I don't think of things like that.

    That's somehow making me sad because all the adventures I played in recent years got me stuck at some point (due to badly designed puzzles mostly which is not a good thing... but it could have been due to complex puzzles, too) but there was nothing else to explore because they were very one-dimensional (Syberia, for example). Now with Sam and Max it seems that the world could be really fun even if you're stuck... but you just don't get stuck (not even in a good way). What a waste of ressources... maybe I'll feel inspired enough to replay it to experience all these things... but I doubt it.
  • edited November 2006
    Oh, therobbot, I do sympathise with you, oh yes I do.

    You are one, clever clever man!
  • edited November 2006
    mikdog wrote: »
    Well done Guybrush!

    You must have had a lot of things to say to have 100 posts!

    Excellent :)

    I see you live in Italy - Italians must have a lot of things to say!


    Seems like people from South Africa love to speak even more than "italians".
  • edited November 2006
    I don´t know if this has been mentioned, just because I haven´t played the full episode yet and don´t want to read the spoilers. So, feel free to remove this if it´s been already mentioned.

    Anyway, did you check out the old case file at Sam & Max´s office? It has a date on it. Check it out. "That case was particularly gruesome." Luckily now we can laugh at things like this, thanks to Telltale.
  • edited November 2006
    Hmm... I'm gonna have to start all over again because I missed like... half of those easter eggs.

    Just wondering, is there any way to get the psycho-analysis to imply that Sam is gay? I mean, with the wedding cake and the weenie in the hole... Ya never know.
  • edited November 2006
    Played through the game (loved it) but missed the documentary, where do i find it?
  • JakeJake Telltale Alumni
    edited November 2006
    Turn on the TV in your office once you've met a Soda Popper on the street
  • edited December 2006
    Brilliant, thanks :D
  • edited December 2006
    so far, I can get Sam to be obsessed with
    fame, money, cars and violence
    , but I can't figure out what the last obsession is.
  • edited December 2006
    Also, another piece of random information, try to find out why Sam and Max only have one boxing glove...
  • edited December 2006
    have you
    seen every different graffity mess-up
    ?
    try to find out why Sam and Max only have one boxing glove...
    i can't get that one :confused:
  • edited December 2006
    Use the boxing glove with the dartboard.
  • edited December 2006
    octochan wrote: »
    so far, I can get Sam to be obsessed with
    fame, money, cars and violence
    , but I can't figure out what the last obsession is.
    animals

    Obligatory extra letters.
  • edited December 2006
    Doesn't it change randomly each time you play?
  • JakeJake Telltale Alumni
    edited December 2006
    Yeah it's random for each new game you start.
  • edited December 2006
    Meowzy wrote: »
    Hmm... I'm gonna have to start all over again because I missed like... half of those easter eggs.

    Just wondering, is there any way to get the psycho-analysis to imply that Sam is gay? I mean, with the wedding cake and the weenie in the hole... Ya never know.

    Nothing too explicit, but
    if your "guest" in the dream is Bosco or Max, Sybil will laugh at you when you choose the wedding cake, and say she's very happy for you.
    :p
  • edited December 2006
    LuigiHann wrote: »
    Nothing too explicit, but
    if your "guest" in the dream is Bosco or Max, Sybil will laugh at you when you choose the wedding cake, and say she's very happy for you.
    :p

    And how about fruitcake and an empty closet? I have the feeling that all the references to gay-things are there on purpose, but Telltale didn´t want to make it too explicit.
  • edited December 2006
    Really? I never saw the fruitcake. And I always put a camera in the closet... I guess I'll try the fruitcake some time soon. XD
    (that thing about Sybil being happy for you, she says it in the other two instances too.)
  • edited December 2006
    "Wiener in a rathole? Nope, no symbolism here."
  • edited December 2006
    As predictable as it was, Max's remarks about the Nachos had me laughing so hard. I think I clicked on them 5 or 6 times more just to hear it again and again.
  • edited December 2006
    Sneaky Telltale, slyly putting in an ad for Enemics as a hint for things to come.

    When's the list for Situation: Comedy coming out? I need some replayability!
  • edited December 2006
    After the rest of the world gets a chance to play, hopefully.

    :p
  • edited December 2006
    Chewy wrote: »
    Sneaky Telltale, slyly putting in an ad for Enemics as a hint for things to come.

    Now, Chewy... it's called Emetics and you really should try it!

    :)
  • MelMel
    edited December 2006
    Different orifice. :D
  • edited December 2006
    I have one thing already for episode 2:
    click on the poker table in the sitcom set...
  • edited December 2006
    I was probably stupid that I wasnt realise this the first time i played throug episode one, but then
    Bosco was talking about all consperensy-thingies, he was about to say telltale, before Max interrupts him...

    just a funny thing somebody out there might have missed :p
  • BasBas
    edited January 2007
    How do you get the a-capella theme song?
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