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Duckman

xbskidxbskid
edited November 2011 in General Chat
Do it, Telltale. Get the rights, sign on Jason Alexander and Gregg Berger, make a series, and have us all be asked what the he'll we're staring at.

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  • LeplayaLeplaya
    edited November 2011
    If my memory is correct, there was already a Duckman adventure game.
  • JedExodusJedExodus
    edited November 2011
    Speaking of Jason Alexander, I always wanted a Seinfeld adventure game.

    Because the series revolves around social etiquette and manners it'd be quite natural to have ridiculous adventure game style puzzle solutions as opposed to the brute force approach in other genres.

    Though there'll never ever be a Seinfeld game :(
  • LuigiHannLuigiHann
    edited November 2011
    JedExodus wrote: »
    Speaking of Jason Alexander, I always wanted a Seinfeld adventure game.

    Because the series revolves around social etiquette and manners it'd be quite natural to have ridiculous adventure game style puzzle solutions as opposed to the brute force approach in other genres.

    Though there'll never ever be a Seinfeld game :(

    Hah! Whenever I'm playing an adventure game and the character is like "I can't do <action> because <someone will see me / I will get in trouble / I'm not supposed to> it always strains my suspension of disbelief, but you're totally right, that sort of self-doubt and arbitrary limitation would fit in pretty hilariously in the Seinfeld universe.
  • xbskidxbskid
    edited November 2011
    Leplaya wrote: »
    If my memory is correct, there was already a Duckman adventure game.

    There were also Tales of Monkey Island and Sam & Max games before TTG came along, but that didn't stop them from releasing ToMI and S&M Seasons 1, 2, and 3.
  • GuruGuru214GuruGuru214
    edited November 2011
    JedExodus wrote: »
    Speaking of Jason Alexander, I always wanted a Seinfeld adventure game.

    Because the series revolves around social etiquette and manners it'd be quite natural to have ridiculous adventure game style puzzle solutions as opposed to the brute force approach in other genres.

    Though there'll never ever be a Seinfeld game :(

    Use - fishing pole - with - window
    Use - marble rye - with - fish hook

    Yeah, I could see it.
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