If TTG got back the Monkey Island lisence....
...what would you do with it? Pick up where you left off or try and reintroduce the series?
I have to admit, I didn't play it at all when it was available, and is regretting it horribly right now from what I've read about it.
I have to admit, I didn't play it at all when it was available, and is regretting it horribly right now from what I've read about it.
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It wasn't really taken. They never owned it. Lucasarts just got rid of, as Ben Croshaw but it, "Their creative division." Also Ron Gilbert who played a huge role, major understatement, is working on his new game DeathSpank. I think people should remember the games fondly and look forward to all the new work those talented people are putting forth.
Yeah, because she'd finish conversation trees before you initiate dialog.:p
Yeah but she lies all the time. Plus, she only said that in EMI, which is everyone's least favorite.
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pretty sure bioware are owned by EA
activision has the european licence for lucas arts and i don't think that EA would like that theyd have to share the profits (ea being a money grabbing machine)
EMI is my favorite because its the only one in 3D.
just as long as you remember 3d is not always superior i mean look at sonic
I found some CMI cutscenes on YouTube, and I have to say, for a point-and-click PC title that was around in the 90s (I think), the animation for that was on par with a lot of the shows they were airring at the time. I forgot that it was a PC title simply because of how fluid the animation was.
Very crappy 3D... (at least the actual characters)
http://www.lucasartsbioware.com
maybe EA will publish it or have to settle for a small amount of profits?
I woudnt mind EMI if it had a mouse point and click feature... sometimes i just want to rip that game and rebuild it again in visionaire but as it should have been.
And a good or get rid of the monkey kombat >_<