Its a good game but its to little kid like. There's too many things that are for little kids, like the demands song, and some of the explenations of things were explaned in a kid like way, and Santa isn't real and its for little kids.
I'm not saying THIS game would get an M... I'm just saying it's entirely plausible for another such "Dark Christmas" game to get one. And entirely implausible for it to get a E.
Boo it's fine if he says what he thinks! There has been a lot worse said on these boards and across the Internet. Doesn't mean anyone has ot like it So what if he found the subject matter a bit juvenile? I think that means he may have missed a few key points, personally, but whatever. It's some dude's opinion, and it's the Internet. You can argue with him all you want, but telling him to shut up and leave is a bit far for such a non-hostile thread.
Yes, seriously. There's really a disconnect in this case between their means and their ends. They're nice guys that just happen to to behave nicely on a grand scale by being mean to lots of individual people.
Boo it's fine if he says what he thinks! There has been a lot worse said on these boards and across the Internet. Doesn't mean anyone has ot like it So what if he found the subject matter a bit juvenile? I think that means he may have missed a few key points, personally, but whatever. It's some dude's opinion, and it's the Internet. You can argue with him all you want, but telling him to shut up and leave is a bit far for such a non-hostile thread.
bahh zachspyfox must be no older than 12 or 13..check all his posts they are rubbish :cool:
Sam & Max in general falls somewhere in between childish and too mature for the kids(Isn't that why we love it?). Most people call that T for Teen.
Anyways, all elements to Sam & Max are a haphazard mix of immature attitudes(That's what my psychologist calls it, anyways) and mature content. I mean, come on. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Action Figure set? Jelly Demons of Unspeakable Evils hiding in a hideous looking elf thing? Torture Me Elmer? It's a childish game coming from a mature, sophisticated adult point of view, but by no means does that mean it's for children. And to be quite frank, a lot of people don't play this because they are dead set on their mature, sophistacted adult point of view.
So, to say the game is childish is both inaccurate and unlikely to get your anywhere. It's immature, and people don't play this to be the James Bond of video games.
We play it to be Sam & Max, and if that doesn't make you cool in your school, that's your problem.
Yes, seriously. There's really a disconnect in this case between their means and their ends. They're nice guys that just happen to to behave nicely on a grand scale by being mean to lots of individual people.
Yeah man! You know, Sam & Max, they behave nicely, like, saving kittens out of trees and, on a grand scale of things, they're just nice guys that have, like, repressed personality, like, cause they are mean to people they actually love and care about.
Haha, you mock me, I mock you, call it quits.
Sam & Max don't give a rat's behind on a personal level. They are just assigned "baffling and idiotic assignments" from the commissioner.
Yeah man! You know, Sam & Max, they behave nicely, like, saving kittens out of trees and, on a grand scale of things, they're just nice guys that have, like, repressed personality, like, cause they are mean to people they actually love and care about.
Haha, you mock me, I mock you, call it quits.
Sam & Max don't give a rat's behind on a personal level. They are just assigned "baffling and idiotic assignments" from the commissioner.
Dude, have you even freakin' played Ice Station Santa? Have you READ and UNDERSTOOD what I said?
Because if you had, you'd realize what nonsense your post is. Sam & Max are willing to save the world regardless of whether or not they're getting paid and being told what to do by some commissioner. They're willing to solve major problems WITHOUT killing people.
And furthermore, what I said is that they're nice on a GRAND scale. They're nice on a grand scale by solving problems (such as hypnotized soda poppers, hostage talk-show invitees, the entire freakin world being saved from hypnosis... again, the entire freakin' world being saved from evil Christmas presents. For God's sake, Peepers got TUBERCULOSIS!), even though they solve problems by being somewhat cruel to their buddies. Not even that cruel, really. What's the worst thing they've done to Sybil? It's the whole Abe Lincoln issue, and look how that resolved now... What's the worst thing they've done to Bosco? Punched him in the face and stolen a few inconsequential trinkets. Compare that to the hundred trillion dollars they gave him in Bright Side of the Moon... The soda poppers and Jimmy are really the only people they've ever been genuinely mean to in Season 1, barring a wide assortment of oddball villians.
To be fair, I don't think Max would have too many qualms about chewing on the heads of anyone you mentioned He willingly shot Sam in the head once, without knowing he'd survive, after all. And that's his best friend! :eek:
No matter how passive agressive you are, Maratanos, Sam & Max aren't about "being nice". They're just oddball stories. There is no Larger scheme of things and just because they saved christmas doesn't make them loving, or kind, or nice for that purpose.
That's really not the point.
My own definiton of scumbag aside, but there is really no way you can argue that Sam & Max are "nice guys". If that's your two cents then you've missed a whole lot of Sam & Max merch or you're confusing it with rescue rangers.
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Wait.. what?
And you cannot possibly tell me that 201 is for "little kids" with a straight face. Unless you're brain-damaged.
Perverted, dark reinterpretations of very cheery material is not "for little kids." Check out the ESRB rating for Alice if you disagree.
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The cake is a lie!
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Again, it's the concept of "dark Christmas." Not an E-rated concept. Can be anywhere from T to M, depending on how you play it.
No way would the game get a M. I think it'd get a T.
I didn't find it all that kid-like, but to each his own! You will probably find some of the later episodes less kid like, I promise.
Remember, we love Sam & Max because they're scumbags, basically.
We like them because they're insanely violent trigger-happy freelance police that still manage to be really nice guys.
might as well compare notes with teletubbies.
seriously?
I've seen that, it was filled with lulz.
bahh zachspyfox must be no older than 12 or 13..check all his posts they are rubbish :cool:
Anyways, the friendly demon song was supposed to be a PARODY of a children's Christmas song. As in, "Juvenile for comedic value" type-thing.
There's an ignore feature on this forum if you don't like someone's posts.
C'mon now... He's obviously a young'un, but he hasn't outwardly attacked anyone or anything like that.
Anyways, all elements to Sam & Max are a haphazard mix of immature attitudes(That's what my psychologist calls it, anyways) and mature content. I mean, come on. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Action Figure set? Jelly Demons of Unspeakable Evils hiding in a hideous looking elf thing? Torture Me Elmer? It's a childish game coming from a mature, sophisticated adult point of view, but by no means does that mean it's for children. And to be quite frank, a lot of people don't play this because they are dead set on their mature, sophistacted adult point of view.
So, to say the game is childish is both inaccurate and unlikely to get your anywhere. It's immature, and people don't play this to be the James Bond of video games.
We play it to be Sam & Max, and if that doesn't make you cool in your school, that's your problem.
Dem's my two cents.
Yeah man! You know, Sam & Max, they behave nicely, like, saving kittens out of trees and, on a grand scale of things, they're just nice guys that have, like, repressed personality, like, cause they are mean to people they actually love and care about.
Haha, you mock me, I mock you, call it quits.
Sam & Max don't give a rat's behind on a personal level. They are just assigned "baffling and idiotic assignments" from the commissioner.
How about if nobody mocks anybody. Let it go, please
Dude, have you even freakin' played Ice Station Santa? Have you READ and UNDERSTOOD what I said?
Because if you had, you'd realize what nonsense your post is. Sam & Max are willing to save the world regardless of whether or not they're getting paid and being told what to do by some commissioner. They're willing to solve major problems WITHOUT killing people.
And furthermore, what I said is that they're nice on a GRAND scale. They're nice on a grand scale by solving problems (such as hypnotized soda poppers, hostage talk-show invitees, the entire freakin world being saved from hypnosis... again, the entire freakin' world being saved from evil Christmas presents. For God's sake, Peepers got TUBERCULOSIS!), even though they solve problems by being somewhat cruel to their buddies. Not even that cruel, really. What's the worst thing they've done to Sybil? It's the whole Abe Lincoln issue, and look how that resolved now... What's the worst thing they've done to Bosco? Punched him in the face and stolen a few inconsequential trinkets. Compare that to the hundred trillion dollars they gave him in Bright Side of the Moon... The soda poppers and Jimmy are really the only people they've ever been genuinely mean to in Season 1, barring a wide assortment of oddball villians.
Or else Sam does a great job keeping him in control...
That's really not the point.
My own definiton of scumbag aside, but there is really no way you can argue that Sam & Max are "nice guys". If that's your two cents then you've missed a whole lot of Sam & Max merch or you're confusing it with rescue rangers.