Hmmm, new licenses... the most logical conclusion is that they're probably cult comics BUT, if we want to have our little "what we'd love to see done" discussion I second the Tex Murphy comment, i'd also love to see the two sequels to Loom but that aint ever gonna happen *sad*. The fan made one just isn't the same.
Let me see, Lost is already being made by some other company as is the L&O series so they're out. To be honest I don't really see the point in any more games in that style, CSI is sort of about all you need for that crime solving genre (though I did like the questioning function in the last L&O game heheh).
WHOO WII! I'm eagerly anticipating more games for the wii. So far i've been rather dissapointed with the selection of games (mostly sport and shooting games ew) so i'm eagerly awaiting the chance to buy the new telltale CSI game, Alone in the dark/park (ahahah) and this other telltale wii game.. oooo mystery game.
You just stole them, put them in order, took a photo of them, and posted the whole thing on the forum, of a gaming company??!
I do find that very hard to believe!
Sorry... I do that sometimes...
On the subject of licenses, I really hope that at least one of them is a funny one. We need more funny games, and you guys(and girls) at Telltale do it really well.
If it's going to be something that already has a built in, gaming fanbase, then maybe we can hope for a Discworld serie of games?
You just stole them, put them in order, took a photo of them, and posted the whole thing on the forum, of a gaming company??!
I do find that very hard to believe!
Coming into this late, very late. I have to just say that I am very happy to hear that things have been going so well for you guys. (I heard about this when it happened, just now bothering to write something.. hey, I'm in a chatty mood)
I honestly had never heard about you guys (and ladies!) until the news that Sam & Max was coming under your wing. And I was overjoyed to hear that you were working with Purcell on the project. I have to say that I was a little itchy on how things would turn out at first, but not moments into the demo for the first game, and I was buying the first season. Telltale knocked Sam & Max out of the park, and improved that, and continue to do so with every episode. Season Two is fantastic, and I can really feel that you guys have hit your stride with the characters and setting, and the zany humor we all so love.
I anticipate these two unknown properties quite a bit, and I have confidence that Telltale will do a great job with them, even if they turn out to be something I am not entirely a fan of.
I think this is gushing fan post number five or so, so I will just end it quickly here. Keep up the great work guys, I love your interaction with the community, I love your eyes for detail and willingness to listen to what we have to say.
Forever yours,
Tony.
P.S., see what I did there. It's a love letter... sigh, I know, I am lame.
P.P.S., Wild speculation on my part as to one of the new properties. THE TICK! Spooooon! (P.S.S? I can never remember)
...and neither of the new licenses is Monkey Island. so stop asking
See that was what I was looking for, I knew it probably wasn't the case, but my mind was all like "Awesome some new Telltale games, what if one of them is Monkey Island, it's not Monkey Island, it could be, but it probably isn't, but what if it is?" Now I can stop wondering a just sink into excitement.
I don't think the Brothers Chaps really want to going into gaming (except on their site). Doesn't seem like something they'd want to do. Then again, I'd love to be proved wrong.
I'm ferociously hoping for a Toybox series, with Suda & Ernie.
That would be awesome. I love the Toybox-themed cover that Purcell did for that issue of the "Storytellers" anthology book, with the raining coffins and stuff.
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I kid! I kid!
Let me see, Lost is already being made by some other company as is the L&O series so they're out. To be honest I don't really see the point in any more games in that style, CSI is sort of about all you need for that crime solving genre (though I did like the questioning function in the last L&O game heheh).
WHOO WII! I'm eagerly anticipating more games for the wii. So far i've been rather dissapointed with the selection of games (mostly sport and shooting games ew) so i'm eagerly awaiting the chance to buy the new telltale CSI game, Alone in the dark/park (ahahah) and this other telltale wii game.. oooo mystery game.
1: It's similar to something like Sam & Max
2: It won't just be a comic license, it has to have a built in gaming audience.
What do you mean by cult comics?
(eg Bone, Sam & Max)
If it is a Fatboy Slim game, I'd prefer "You've Come a Long Way, Baby" era, I think.
you are silly
You just stole them, put them in order, took a photo of them, and posted the whole thing on the forum, of a gaming company??!
I do find that very hard to believe!
Sorry... I do that sometimes...
On the subject of licenses, I really hope that at least one of them is a funny one. We need more funny games, and you guys(and girls) at Telltale do it really well.
If it's going to be something that already has a built in, gaming fanbase, then maybe we can hope for a Discworld serie of games?
Pretty please?
you forgot killed him first
I'm seeing double!
--Erwin
i believe that some are original prints and some are reprints or in different languages?
i think it is german
I honestly had never heard about you guys (and ladies!) until the news that Sam & Max was coming under your wing. And I was overjoyed to hear that you were working with Purcell on the project. I have to say that I was a little itchy on how things would turn out at first, but not moments into the demo for the first game, and I was buying the first season. Telltale knocked Sam & Max out of the park, and improved that, and continue to do so with every episode. Season Two is fantastic, and I can really feel that you guys have hit your stride with the characters and setting, and the zany humor we all so love.
I anticipate these two unknown properties quite a bit, and I have confidence that Telltale will do a great job with them, even if they turn out to be something I am not entirely a fan of.
I think this is gushing fan post number five or so, so I will just end it quickly here. Keep up the great work guys, I love your interaction with the community, I love your eyes for detail and willingness to listen to what we have to say.
Forever yours,
Tony.
P.S., see what I did there. It's a love letter... sigh, I know, I am lame.
P.P.S., Wild speculation on my part as to one of the new properties. THE TICK! Spooooon! (P.S.S? I can never remember)
-Wikipedia
So?! They're still a freakin' amazing series of games!
Yea, but the puzzles are to easy.
i would but then again i am evil
See that was what I was looking for, I knew it probably wasn't the case, but my mind was all like "Awesome some new Telltale games, what if one of them is Monkey Island, it's not Monkey Island, it could be, but it probably isn't, but what if it is?" Now I can stop wondering a just sink into excitement.
nah, there's already someone else at it:
http://www.mixnmojo.com/php/news/showfile.php?id=2765&category=RonGilbert
I don't think the Brothers Chaps really want to going into gaming (except on their site). Doesn't seem like something they'd want to do. Then again, I'd love to be proved wrong.
That would be awesome. I love the Toybox-themed cover that Purcell did for that issue of the "Storytellers" anthology book, with the raining coffins and stuff.
www.pvponline.com
Eh? Eh?
*wishful thinking*