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Tales Of Monkey Island - Not One Of Those Wet Bones
Take a look at how well Telltale is handling being responsible for the continuation of one of the most beloved adventure game franchises of all time. More » -
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Taste Hot Monkey Vengeance!
Prepare to meet your frosty, carbonated maker in this E3 trailer for Telltale's Tales of Monkey Island. More » -
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Telltale Tells Tales Of Monkey Island
With LucasArts busy recreating The Secret of Monkey Island, Telltale is bringing us Tales of Monkey Island, an episodic adventure that picks up where the fifth Monkey Island game left off. More » -
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New And Old Monkey Island Adventures In The Works
The rumors of a remake of the original Monkey Island for Xbox Live Arcade are true, but it gets much better, as LucasArts and Telltale team up to deliver all-new episodic Monkey Island adventures. More » -
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Strong Bad Sales Double With Wii SD Card Support
Nintendo's addition of SD memory card play to the Nintendo Wii has done amazing things for WiiWare developers, with Telltale announcing that sales of their Strong Bad series have doubled since the GDC announcement. More » -
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Sam & Max Nominated For An Eisner Award
For those who don't read/follow comics that closely, know that the Eisner awards are, for want of a better metaphor, the Oscars of comics. Know also that Sam & Max are up for one! More » -
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Sam & Max Hit The Xbox Live Arcade
Telltale brings their dog and rabbity-thing adventures to a whole new audience, announcing both seasons of the award-winning Sam & Max series for Xbox Live Arcade. More » -
Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventure
First Wallace and Gromit Screens Impressively Clay-like
The plasticine engineering duo come to life again as Telltale releases the first in-game screenshots of their latest episodic adventure series, Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventure. More » -
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Strong Bad Season One Ends In Burnination
Oh this is it. The one you've all been waiting for. There's just two episodes left in the first season of Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People, and Telltale has saved the best for last. Episode four, due out November 17th, will be Dangeresque 3, the long awaited final installment in the low-budget action movie trilogy, written by, starring, and directed by Strong Bad. Help Dangeresque defend the world from his arch nemesis, Uzi Bazooka, unlocking special deleted scenes from the film you can only access once the final credits roll. And after that... More » -
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Telltale Designer on Strong Bad, Episodic Gaming
Telltale Games has been churning out the episodes of their Sam & Max and Strong Bad series; GameSetWatch talked to Mike Stemmle, LucasArts veteran and current Telltale writer and designer, about the Telltale design process, the veteran-friendly atmosphere (unsurprisingly, the Telltale ranks are full of other LucasArts veterans), and the potentials for non-licensed IP. On the inner workings of Telltale, Stemmle has this to say: More » -
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Telltale Offering Loaded Sam & Max Collector's DVD
Telltale, creators of the Sam & Max episodic adventure series, announced a collector's DVD set for Sam & Max Season Two available today, packed with tons of extras. Telltale's announcement focuses on the game's collector's edition getting the same treatment that a TV series boxset would. More » -
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Lunchtime With The Brothers Chap: Strong Bad's Creators Speak And Eat
Way back in 1996, two University of Georgia students, Mike Chapman and Craig Zobel, created The Homestar Runner Enters The Strongest Man In The World Contest as a parody of the chidlren's books of that bygone era. Shortly after this the characters introduced in that book - Homestar Runner, Strong Bad, Strong Sad, and Pom Pom - would make their console debut as a cartoon created in the Super Nintendo game Mario Paint. In 1999 Mike Chapman and his younger brother Matt launched Homestarrunner.net ("It's Dot.Com!"), creating what could possibly be the most family-friendly flash humor website available on the internets. More » -
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Strong Bad's Cool Game Slips To July
I just returned from a very pleasant lunch at a posh Dunwoody Georgia restaurant with Strong Bad creators Mike and Matt Chapman, where we discussed the upcoming WiiWare episodic adventure game Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive people, and while the meat of said lunch (mainly beef) will be revealed next week, I did learn that the first episode of the game won't be making the original June window. From the voice of Strong Bad himself, Matt Chapman: More » -
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Sam and Max Hit Retail In August
Telltale, the developers of the Sam and Max episodic adventure game, have announced a partnership with JoWooD Productions to bring the popular series to retail shelves this August. Sam and Max: Season 1 will collect the first six episodes into one retail boxed set, to be released worldwide in five languages, bringing many their first-ever taste of the dog and bunny detective duo. It is a delicious taste. More » -
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Clip: Sam and Max Episode 4 Trailer
The President has gone crazy, and only one man can take care of the problem, and that man is Sam and Max. Technically a dog and a rabbit...thing, but if you stack them, perhaps. Here is the trailer four episode 4 of Telltale Games' series, which launches February 22nd on GameTap. More » -
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The Return of Sam n' Max
GameVideos has a quiet little video of interviews with the folks at Telltale, who are currently working on the new Sam n' Max episodes. Each episode will be about an hour and a half, and from what I'm seeing here, it seems like these guys have a handle on what made the originals so good. Let's hope for some invovation without desecration, yeah? -
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Race That Cow. Race It!
Adventure game fans will be happy to hear that Bone: The Great Cow Race from Telltale Games is now available for download. Big-name studios have been neglecting the good old puzzle adventure of late, but indie developers are picking up the slack. There's a demo available to try before you buy, but remember: the better this does, the more likely they'll make a Sam and Max sequel. More » -
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Sam and Max Live!
Readers of taste and erudition may remember the LucasArts game Sam and Max Hit the Road, widely recognized by people welcome in my home as the finest puzzle-adventure game ever. LucasArts recently cancelled a Sam and Max sequel, and Steve Purcell — the creator, artist, and writer of the series — is instead creating new strips for Telltale Games. The strips come out irregularly, and involve awkward mousing to actually read the dialogue, but fans of Purcell's work don't really have a lot of options. The latest strip is out, so if you haven't already done so, start with Chapter One. More » -
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Sam & Max Back On The Road?
Rabid Sam & Max fans (and they're seemingly all rabid) got a bit of good news on the on-again, off-again sequel: it's really ON again. Telltale, who own the rights to the franchise, will be releasing episodic content for future Sam & Max adventures, but don't expect it for a long time. More »
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