Sam & Max!

edited November 2005 in Sam & Max
Dude. (Express excitement.)

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  • edited November 2005
    Remember. To. Breathe.
  • edited November 2005
    finally...

    Telltale got Sam and Max out of the unemployment line
  • edited November 2005
    Jubilation! Only the logo looks like it says Same Max. Maybe it's just me.

    Still: woo!
  • edited November 2005
    I may weep openly.
  • edited November 2005
    It's a strange and wonderful sensation to see a Sam & Max flash window on an adventure-game developers homepage....AGAIN. ;)
    P.S.: The FAQ was hilarious. :))
    Domenico (Italy)
  • edited November 2005
    When I recieved the mail announcing it, I just realised how much you are doing for the adventure game fans. You are bringing Sam & Max back! I actually haven't felt excited about you getting the lisence because I felt it would be nothing like the cancelled FP that I still miss, but I now feel that the lisence couldn't be in better hands. I'm unfournately not over FP yet, and I'm still very sceptical to SNM in episodic format, but I know you want to make the best and wants us to get the best, so I'm really looking forward to the game(s) and of course Steve Purcells new cartoon strips!
  • edited November 2005
    Just don't balls it up, or my furry little friend here will have some rearranging of your favourite body parts to do...

    or alternatively, WOOHOO!
  • edited November 2005
    whoa sam & max! yeah dude!

    just wanna know are you telltale guys gonna make a multiplatform sam & max, or maybe after some delays a "next gen" sam & max console exclusive....?
    Since these days everything's going next gen... or "once a PC title went console exclusive"... etc. X-(
  • edited November 2005
    In Max's own owrds, "I may scream like a grandmother!"

    Hey, here is something to consider! The animation company Nelvana , based out of Canada, owns the rights to the all-too-short-lived "Sam and Max" cartoon series. I have all of their VHS releases, but they've not released all of the episodes that they made and I know that they've never released them on DVD. (I keep looking.)

    This might be a GREAT opportunity to work with Nelvana for promotional material! "Buy Sam and Max and the entire cartoon series on DVD for one low price!" Or "Buy the game and get a special price on the DVD set!" The people who want the DVDs will be more likely to buy the game, and those who would buy the game anyway ... well ... they'd buy the game anyway!

    Something to consider!

    Just one request. PLEASE ... no episodic release. I'm willing to wait a year or more if it means that we'll get a full game at one time.
  • edited November 2005
    They said it's episodic. :)
  • edited November 2005
    Hey, that doesn't mean that I can't ask. They can always change the development plans. :p
  • edited November 2005
    yeah I'm also down for the non episode release. I hope that the csi game isn't done by episodes either....
  • edited November 2005
    >>Will Telltale’s game be based on the cancelled Sam & Max Freelance Police game?

    Cancelled Sam & Max Freelance Police game? What cancelled Sam & Max Freelance Police game?

    Freakin' hilarious.
  • edited November 2005
    it'll be nice if they're on dvd release, i can't even find the tapes! :))

    It's very nice indeed to see that S&M will again one day cause further reduction of my already depleted brain cells... :D
  • edited November 2005
    Bahhh, Brimming with excitement right now. I was so crushed after the first cancellation I switched platfoms, Im doubting TT will release anything for OSX. Perhaps Ill have to bust out the old machine... Still... cant.. contain.. joy.

    oh and OftenK I love your avatar I just saw TL/RX last night and they were amazing!
  • edited November 2005
    yeah I'm also down for the non episode release. I hope that the csi game isn't done by episodes either....

    CSI is a straight-to-retail product, as far as I understand, so that won't be episodic.

    But I'm all for Sam&Max being episodic, I've always had a soft spot in my heart for episodic games, that's ONE of the reasons i've been following Telltale so closely (well, apart from them having Sam&Max in the first place, Bone, the team's track record and so on.. heh)
  • edited November 2005
    lets go back to 1993..

    young impressionable 13 year old boy finds his new favorite game.. Spends hours laughing uncontrollably at Sam and Max!

    1995: finds a pretty kool and rarely updated sam and max web site online!

    somewhwre in here: buys the collected sam and max! takes it to school to read and relive the boredom

    1997? learn sam and max is coming to a tv screen near me!

    Watches Sam and Max the tv show get cancelled :(

    hangs around sam and max sites waiting for news..

    Some news on a forum about steve doing a new syndicated sam and max comic strip!

    - It never happens :(

    Steve says the last page in the collected is a future sam and max comic he's working on..

    it never comes out :(

    2000 kinda i think
    A new sam and max game in outer space!!!
    screen shots and artwork up..

    That company goes out of business! :(

    Lucasarts announce sam and max 2! could this finally be it?

    Press begins to appear we are heading close to an 11 year dream(hit the road is still this guys favorite game ever!)

    DEvastation!!! sam and max 2 cancelled!

    Devastation! Lucasarts act like [*edit: not nice people]!

    Starts save sam and max web site in all the anger..

    some german guy pretends he has the ability to buy freelance police off lucasarts

    devastation! hes full of shit!

    November 10: 2005 : Pure Bliss.. Sam and Max is coming .... for real this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (if it idoesnt im offing myself haha)

    ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh its a wonderful feeling when you've been through 12 years of sam and max development and cancellation hell.. hey I'm 25 now and i'm well and truly ready for some kick ass Sam and Max action! woo!

    [*edited by Heather]
  • edited November 2005
    I think you need to update your site Hiero... Sam and Max have been SAVED!!
  • edited November 2005
    I think it says Steve Purcell may make a few new comic strips. Does this make anyone else pants-wettingly excited? Maybe Telltale will be so kind as to sell some Sam and Max merchandise on their site? If so I will buy anything/everything they care to throw my way. Being 15 now and about 3 when the game came out means I was a little too young to actually appreciate the absolute wonderfulness of the crime-fighting duo. Now I treasure them above all else. I did see one or two of the episodes when I was in Australia once though.
  • edited November 2005
    Yay for tie-ins! Like the complete cartoonstipworksbooks, the cartoon series archive on dvd(if the rights include those), new animations, new cartoon books, max plush dolls, world domination kits, cats, dogs, and ofcourse a couple of hundred game-episodes.
  • edited November 2005
    it is great!
    but the date of release is still so far. hope i will be not disapponted.
    The more time you are waiting the game the cooler you imagine it to be =P
  • edited November 2005
    WOOT!

    i cant wait for this game

    my prayers have been heard! :D
  • edited November 2005
    I think you need to update your site Hiero... Sam and Max have been SAVED!!

    me and JP are working on an update as we speak :D
  • edited November 2005
    I cannot express in words the joy that I am feeling at this moment, save that I may weep openly.
  • edited November 2005
    I am also very excited about this. It is very good news. Lets hope Telltale can balance the 3 games (more?) they are working on nicely.
  • edited November 2005
    Squeals with delight, wipes away joyous tear.
  • edited November 2005
    I'm so glad to learn about these news... but...
    Actually I'm REALLY worried about the choice to make a series of episodical games... Wouldn't you all prefer a complete adventure to be found on the shelves??
  • edited November 2005
    Any way I can get it, my friend.
  • edited November 2005
    Hi everybody!!!

    I'am also very excited about this game. I was waiting like hell for Freelance Police and evry disappointed when bloody LA cancelled it! So i'm really happy that my favourite duo returns on PC!!!

    But I also would prefer a full-price retail version of this game which you can buy in stores. At least in different laguages.

    In Germany e.g. there are some publishers specialised in Adventure Games. Im sure they would publish it in cooperation with you (at least because they know who you guys are! ;) )
    The biggest in europe is dtp!!! (http://www.dtp-ag.com) Just for information... ;)

    So thank you for bringing this wonderful games to us,

    Tom
  • edited November 2005
    I don't care about it not coming in stores. I only want a large and detailed world. I am worried making the games as episodes will make the world in the games less detailed as they would have to worry about the size of the file to download. I want a large download. I feel bad for the people with low connection. At least make it over 120 mb. The modem people can manage that. I downloaded the Escape from Monkey Island demo, and that was 120 mb, and it took about 7 hours to complete when I was doing other things the same time. I could manage the extra costs if I still had dial-up. Or I would have asked a friend to download it to me.

    I remember how the world in Hit the Road grew larger and larger as you got further in the game, with new locations. I simply loved it, as you weren't done with places you had already been even though you had moved further in the game. And that makes me think of the FP-idea about many differend cases that lead to one über-plot.

    First episode: The office and some other places will be explored and a case will be solved. Game ended.
    The next episode: Making use of the resource-files of the first game and adding more locations and new puzzles in the locations already visited in episode 1 so you can solve case 2. In this way the world will continue to expand.

    Or maybe ths is not a good idea. The world would at one point be too large, and you would have to buy every game to enjoy one of them. Perhaps the episodes should play in their own world and its own locations. The last episode should also have it's own case, but if you have completed all the episodes, you should get a last case which is using the locations and resource-files of all the episodes.

    In this way every episode would be a single game in itself, but if you really are interested and wants all the episodes, you will get your reward.

    Maybe I'm just dreaming and it wouldn't work at all. But I wouldn't mind something in this direction. In this way you will have a great way to end the series of the games if you want to do other things, and maybe later start on a new "season" of Sam and Max games with new cases to solve and a new über-plot.

    Or maybe the series should go on forever and ever and not have any final episode at all.
  • edited November 2005
    I agree with all of you...
    I play the orignial game, like... um...
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    4th grade, perhaphs earlier. THE GAME WAS SO FREAKING NEAT BACK THEN!!!! Like Calvin and Hobbies, it taught me new vocabulary (dad, whats "gratuitous" mean?) and gave me new catch phrases to annoy everyone with (may the sun rise and annoy you!). I was deeply hurt when Lucas arts cancelled the game. I MEAN, YOU PUT MAX'S FREAKING HEAD IN A MAP AS A HIDDEN THING IN DARK FORCES, AND YOU HAD TO CANCEL THE GAME?!?! BS, Lucas! YOU WERE MY HERO!!! THE CHOSEN ONE!!! WHYY?!?!?!?!?! Which reminds me...

    Lets do Lucas!
    Lucas Lucas, fo mucas,
    bananafana, fo fucas,
    fee-fi fo foocas,
    LU-CAS!!!

    Thank yew! Thank yew very much!
    *robotguy4 has left the building*
  • edited November 2005
    BS, Lucas! YOU WERE MY HERO!!! THE CHOSEN ONE!!! WHYY?!?!?!?!?!
    Haha :D
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