By the looks of the speech bubble I saw in one of the screen shots I'm going to guess 'no'. Unless that was just another way of doing subtitles, but I doubt that.
I didn't know where else to show this off. He was at the Stumptown Comic's Festival this year. I wasn't in town at the time, but my awesome friend was able to get me his signature.
Oh that's right! I was expecting that May 4th would be the day we learn what the game is, but now we know so much about it, I almost wonder if it's coming out already
Oh that's right! I was expecting that May 4th would be the day we learn what the game is, but now we know so much about it, I almost wonder if it's coming out already
Nah, I think pre-order open tommorow and maybe the June date.
We'll probably get the news given to gaming press outlets in aggregate form, a pre-order link, maybe some more screenshots and a trailer. Maybe even a link to Annable's Hidden People print set.
We'll probably get the news given to gaming press outlets in aggregate form, a pre-order link, maybe some more screenshots and a trailer. Maybe even a link to Annable's Hidden People print set.
They posted more screenshots on gamespot, showing a bunch of puzzles. It seriously does look exactly the same as Layton. I just hope they have enough puzzles, layton generally has 150 odd in it. Hopefully there's at least 50.
But it just looks like Layton with a different art style. It's even got the same hint system, and it even says "Submit" lol.
Not that that is bad! I love Layton, and I'm still waiting for them to hurry up and translate that third game (stupid kanji in the third game making it impossible for me to play...) so this will tide me over til then.
Oh that's right! I was expecting that May 4th would be the day we learn what the game is, but now we know so much about it, I almost wonder if it's coming out already
I doubt it'll be coming out.. 5 minutes ago was the first time I heard about this. (Spent the next 5 minutes scanning all the threads) I can't be the only one who's lacking in all this information, can I?
They posted more screenshots on gamespot, showing a bunch of puzzles. It seriously does look exactly the same as Layton. I just hope they have enough puzzles, layton generally has 150 odd in it. Hopefully there's at least 50.
But it just looks like Layton with a different art style. It's even got the same hint system, and it even says "Submit" lol.
And Sam and Max used a(simplified form of) a game system that had been used in 1980s by many companies across a wide variety of titles. Is it somehow more derivative if it uses a system used by a far smaller set of games across a shorter span of time?
The sourcecode for the page mentions a few images:
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Not all of those showed up on the page before today, right? I know a few gnomes popped up when mousing over specific places, but not these.
They pop out randomly if you just watch the page for a while. Thought I was imagining things the first time I caught it!
Wait, when is 'this afternoon'? It's 21:45 (or 9:45 PM, if you prefer it that way) over here now. Would it make sense for me to wait around for a bit or should I check back in the morning?
Wait, when is 'this afternoon'? It's 21:45 (or 9:45 PM, if you prefer it that way) over here now. Would it make sense for me to wait around for a bit or should I check back in the morning?
It's currently 12:50PM PDT, which is where Telltale is. "Afternoon" can be anytime between now and 5PM or so.
Wait, when is 'this afternoon'? It's 21:45 (or 9:45 PM, if you prefer it that way) over here now. Would it make sense for me to wait around for a bit or should I check back in the morning?
Telltale Games is on the West Coast of the US, so that means it is about 12:50pm as of this posting.
So, you know. We have generally accepted four hours of time during which it is generally still considered "afternoon".
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That's why I love TTG. Attention to detail and faithfulness to the source material.
You guys should start advising movie studios on how to properly adapt comic books into film.
Probably the Telltale standard of 1000 points.
Sounds reasonable!:)
Game is using hand-drawn art, but in a 3D engine, so it should scale to whatever resolution.
Hmm... hopefully the textures don't suffer in the Wii version, given that so much of the art will be all texture
but i dont want it for PC. GRRR.
*snort* I love how people know more about that website than I do, and I write for it.
That's all for now, it's too early/late for thoughts.
I didn't know where else to show this off. He was at the Stumptown Comic's Festival this year. I wasn't in town at the time, but my awesome friend was able to get me his signature.
Actually, the art style looks perfect for wiiware-nice and simple.
Oh that's right! I was expecting that May 4th would be the day we learn what the game is, but now we know so much about it, I almost wonder if it's coming out already
Nah, I think pre-order open tommorow and maybe the June date.
They posted more screenshots on gamespot, showing a bunch of puzzles. It seriously does look exactly the same as Layton. I just hope they have enough puzzles, layton generally has 150 odd in it. Hopefully there's at least 50.
But it just looks like Layton with a different art style. It's even got the same hint system, and it even says "Submit" lol.
Not that that is bad! I love Layton, and I'm still waiting for them to hurry up and translate that third game (stupid kanji in the third game making it impossible for me to play...) so this will tide me over til then.
I doubt it'll be coming out.. 5 minutes ago was the first time I heard about this. (Spent the next 5 minutes scanning all the threads) I can't be the only one who's lacking in all this information, can I?
Either way, I'm excited now.
That be the preorder date. Probably.
http://www.telltalegames.com/scogginserasers
Not all of those showed up on the page before today, right? I know a few gnomes popped up when mousing over specific places, but not these.
I've seen this one pop up randomly at the bottom of the page.
They pop out randomly if you just watch the page for a while. Thought I was imagining things the first time I caught it!
It's currently 12:50PM PDT, which is where Telltale is. "Afternoon" can be anytime between now and 5PM or so.
So, you know. We have generally accepted four hours of time during which it is generally still considered "afternoon".
You've been beaten to the punch, old friend. Give up now, before it's too late. Come down to Rapture. It'll be great.