Sam & Max everywhere
Would you like to see Sam & Max Seasons for the PSP & Nintendo DS? Well I would love to play it on my PSP. 
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In Regard to Sam and Max, that means: No, I don't really like the idea. Telltale should be busy enough wish developing the pc-version. Also, a large amount of people, buying a psp-sam and max would surely curtail the visual ascent of the main series..
Well, whatever..
That's an assertion without substance. Did Test Drive Unlimited on the PC/XBOX360 have bad graphics cause they did an PSP port? No. Or Pro Evolution Soccer? No. Maybe Lego Star Wars 2? No. But Virtua Tennis? No. What about Tiger Woods PGA Tour? Nah. And Outrun 2006? Nein.
I don't think the team arround "Sam & Max Seasons" prime concern was how we can make the graphics more realisitic or over the top, since our main audience are people who play Crysis or UT3.
It's nothing wrong with good graphics. But if a game is really fun in it's core, it don't have to worrie about graphics issues (see for a extreme example games from Introversions).
Anyway, back to the subject. I think Sam&Max would bring a fresh breeze into the PSP/DS gamesworld, since there aren't much adventures games out for them.
Most of the PC / PS2 games I want to play now, I can't be bothered because I can't play them outside of my room or wherever. (Getting the custom firmware to let me play PS1 games on PSP was a godsend, I'd not played my PS1 in years, and being able to take the games all around the house or to friend's houses and putting them on standby mid-game really made it a better experience).
Season 1 on PSP or DS would be great.
I have a PSP but I find it a little clunky and I really can't seem to love it like I love mt little DS lite. The DS seems to be the Adventure Game console of choice with games like Pheonix Wright, Hotel Dusk, and Trace Memory.
With games like Ankh, Tanguska, Sinking Island being released for the DS Sam and Max would fit in just fine.
I think those devices are especially great with old lucasarts adventure games, but not for 3D detailed environment. Yes, PSP is slightly bigger and sharper, but anyway, it's too small for me, for this game. As usual, a game should be made for a specific hardware. Portable devices are not the same... and on a PSP it must be very annoying to point and click with a four axis pad, and on a DS it requires most of the time a specific gameplay (two screens, lot of aliasing...). So, "I have a PSP/DS but I don't really care."
Yeah, homebrew on the PSP rule.
@Rasher
I must admit that I ignored both PSP & DS first. I've got to play some with my nephews DS Lite since he had two, but the games didn't really appeal to me. And all I heard and saw so far from PSP didn't impress me much either. So I (and most I know) thought about it that PSP & DS are for kids&teens. Period.
Then, some month ago at work a friend showed me and others his PSP. As tech geeks we were quite impressed with the PSP. Six from us went out to buy a PSP within the next weeks.
But no thanks to Sony. While the Tech guys at Sony did a good work with the PSP, their marketing department surely had no idea what to do with it. As far as I have seen there isn't a PSP ad which is not embarrissing, clumsy or just odd. Why Sony haven't fired them is beyond me.
@Chris & Yohmi
Don't underestimate the analog stick from the PSP. It works really good with ScummVM.
Idk cant stop it. All i know is I have the ds with scumm on it and it works awesome.. and you wouldnt think that since its point n click.
I'd have no problem with a DS version, as long as it's well made.