How much, and how did you get, and where did you get it?
I ebayed mine for about £5. Having just tried to find the same copy as I have on Amazon.com, it made me realise that my copy seems to be a UK release only, so if you live in America it would be best for you to go with Irishmile's suggestions. If you live in the UK though, it's this one:
I know that. I mean they should try to get the rights or the permission to do so.
Lucasarts didnt even give them permission to create freelance police, and it was cancelled. What makes you think they will recreate an old game of theirs.
That wasnt a remake, that was lucasarts saying "hey lets use telltale for a quick buck"
Telltale remaking a full game of theirs is just stupid, but if lucasarts were to remake some of their old games on steam, like loom, that could work.
They DID remake Tales of Monkey Island on steam you bojo.
*pulls to one side*
Just to let you know, Tales of Monkey Island was a new game by Telltale and LucasArts, the remake was The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition and Monkey Island 2: Special Edition, and yes all of these were released on Steam.
I don't see why not. If lucas has hit the road and steve holds the sam and max rights..... they could just do a monkey island special edition and make it prettier!
They Don't need Steve's permission they'd need it from Lucas Arts
In fact, Lucas Arts can not do anything on their end before they get permission from Steve.
This is a catch 22: Steve can't touch Hit the Road because Lucas Arts owns the program code. Also, Lucas Arts can not rerelease or do anything with Hit the road because Lucas Arts does not have the neccessary rights to the characters Sam and Max.
Answer to this mess: Both Steve and "Some Exec" from Lucas Arts must ask for a Hit the Road Project at the very same time.
One of them needs to be willing to ask first, if lucasarts asked im sure steve would say yes in a heartbeat, but if steve asked lucasarts might demand something else in return, they just need to ask and get permission, if anyone up in telltale is reading this, show it to steve, now, NOW!
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Here it is on amazon
$13.97
+ $3.99shipping
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0007WOX4A/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1293121695&sr=8-1&condition=used
here it is with Day of the Tentacle
$29.99
+ $3.99shipping
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0007PLAFM/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&qid=1293121695&sr=8-3&condition=used
Best deal
Lucas Archives Volume 1
$24.99
+ $3.99shipping
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00000K50T/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&qid=1293121695&sr=8-7&condition=used
I ebayed mine for about £5. Having just tried to find the same copy as I have on Amazon.com, it made me realise that my copy seems to be a UK release only, so if you live in America it would be best for you to go with Irishmile's suggestions. If you live in the UK though, it's this one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sam-Max-Hit-Road-PC/dp/B00005Q6XJ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1293124829&sr=8-4
As you can see, it is quite cheap.
You know, I had a similar thought.
http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20873
Please see my last post in that thread to see how that turned out.
Telltale has no rights to hit the road.
Lucasarts didnt even give them permission to create freelance police, and it was cancelled. What makes you think they will recreate an old game of theirs.
Telltale remaking a full game of theirs is just stupid, but if lucasarts were to remake some of their old games on steam, like loom, that could work.
*pulls to one side*
Just to let you know, Tales of Monkey Island was a new game by Telltale and LucasArts, the remake was The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition and Monkey Island 2: Special Edition, and yes all of these were released on Steam.
Telltale didn't make those, they were made by Lucasarts.
They Don't need Steve's permission they'd need it from Lucas Arts
In fact, Lucas Arts can not do anything on their end before they get permission from Steve.
This is a catch 22: Steve can't touch Hit the Road because Lucas Arts owns the program code. Also, Lucas Arts can not rerelease or do anything with Hit the road because Lucas Arts does not have the neccessary rights to the characters Sam and Max.
Answer to this mess: Both Steve and "Some Exec" from Lucas Arts must ask for a Hit the Road Project at the very same time.