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So, how does this DVD work?

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  • Hassat HunterHassat Hunter
    edited March 2010
    Rather Dashing wrote: »
    I don't know the relationship between the two, it's likely one is owned by the other/is a division of the other or something
    There isn't any.
    Although I was pretty sure JoWood was German, so why would it do an US-release? :confused:

    EDIT: Or I am majorly wrong, and Wikipedia'd it up. JoWood is Austrian, and they bought an american company called DreamCatcher Interactive, which includes the company The Adventure Company.
  • MusicallyInspiredMusicallyInspired
    edited March 2010
    Rather Dashing wrote: »
    "Sam and Max: Save the World". You can see it on the Wii and XBLA releases of Season One.

    The Wii release I have just says Season One. Maybe Atari did a rerelease that says Save The World?
  • jweirjweir
    edited March 2010
    All I can say is that the news here is disheartening, there were no nice menus for W+G either and it used online rather than disc authentication. Already there goes half of my reason for even ordering the disc and I was about to order too. Considering there has been no confirmation of authentication method, I think I may hold off till I get a confirmation and decide from there. It will be one thing if I can throw it on top of something else I am already getting, but I'm holding off on S+M Season 3 until I actually see some of it before I leap in. After everything I've read, I'm a little hesitant on buying it as I'm not sure I like the direction it's going.
  • IrishmileIrishmile
    edited March 2010
    OzzieMonkey wrote: »
    So, how does this DVD work?

    I'm pretty sure lasers are involved, that or the same kind of magic people use to complete Rubik's Cubes... Or speak two languages....
  • Rather DashingRather Dashing
    edited March 2010
    MusicallyInspired wrote: »
    The Wii release I have just says Season One. Maybe Atari did a rerelease that says Save The World?
    No, you're right. I'm just horribly misinformed about the Wii release of Season One and should shut my enormous ever-flapping trap.
  • MusicallyInspiredMusicallyInspired
    edited March 2010
    Ok then :p.
  • willyumwillyum
    edited March 2010
    Season 2 is available in retail stores?? I already bought the digital download version, and my younger sister bought me Season 2 from Comic-Con a year ago or so...

    Now I have to fight the urge to get it, though that's a fight I regularly lose.
  • Chyron8472Chyron8472
    edited March 2010
    Why would you buy it retail when you already bought it directly from TTG? TTG gets more money if you but it directly from them anyway.
  • Hassat HunterHassat Hunter
    edited March 2010
    And you get more bonus features on your DVD to boot compared to retail!
  • MusicallyInspiredMusicallyInspired
    edited March 2010
    The retail releases are not void of bonus features. You do probably get more from TTG's store versions, though.
  • Hassat HunterHassat Hunter
    edited March 2010
    Note that word "more".

    It has a meaning ;).
  • DjNDBDjNDB Moderator
    edited March 2010
    Will wrote: »
    There will still be videos on the disk of course, but they will be stored as either .WMV or .avi, depending on what OS you are using.

    I absolutely prefer the videos as files. That way they are not limited by DVD specifications and can be in a better resolution while using more efficient video codecs such as H.264/AVC.
  • MusicallyInspiredMusicallyInspired
    edited March 2010
    Hassat Hunter wrote: »
    Note that word "more".

    It has a meaning ;).

    Sorry, I was tired.
  • HaydenHayden
    edited March 2010
    MusicallyInspired wrote: »
    Sorry, I was tired.

    That's always my excuse.
  • ScrawfflerScrawffler
    edited March 2010
    DjNDB wrote: »
    I absolutely prefer the videos as files. That way they are not limited by DVD specifications and can be in a better resolution while using more efficient video codecs such as H.264/AVC.
    Same here. I understand that some people might be disappointed if they prefer watching it as a DVD, but I was quite happy to hear this.
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