Post Tagged with: "Telltale-Games"

Guy Lends Sweet Jurassic Park Jeep to Telltale Games, Gets It Back Damaged, Telltale Responds

You don’t ever mess with a man’s ride. Especially not a man who likes to goto reddit.

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Jurassic Park – First Screenshots Surface with Details

Thanks to the latest issue of Game Informer, the first screenshots of Telltale’s new Jurassic Park Game have surfaced. We have them here for you.

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Telltale Spills Some Details on New Jurassic Park Game

Telltale games, the studio behind the recent Back to the Future game – is also working on the next Jurassic Park game. Well, now we’ve got some new details.

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Back to the Future: The Game Hits This Week

Great Scott! Ripten readers, on Wednesday, December 22nd (“tomorrow” doesn’t sound as dramatic), I’m sending you back – to the future!

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Get a Free Copy of Back to the Future From Telltale Games

Quite a while ago it was announced that Telltale Games would be working on both a Jurassic Park and Back to the Future set of chapter based games, and now Telltale Games is giving away the first chapter for free…

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Possible Back to the Future Game Scenarios Revealed by Telltale Survey

We learned recently that Telltale Games, well known for their work on popular titles such as Sam & Max, the recent Tales of Monkey Island remakes, and Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People, recently acquired the license to create episodic games based on Back to the Future. Short of a Winter 2010 release, we knew nothing more about these games, but that changes today.

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Ripten Review: Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent

Ripten takes a look at Telltale’s latest point-and-click mystery series. Telltale says the game is influenced by the Professor Layton series- but is it as good?

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Tales of Monkey Island & Sam and Max Ep. 3 Coming to PSN This Month

Recently, Telltale Games added Sam & Max to the PlayStation Network, and by the end of this month, PSN gamers will have two more adventure games to add to their library. Telltale & LucasArts plan to …

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Review: Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People – Episode 1: Homestar Ruiner

Let me make this quick. If you like the quirky humor and nonsensical shenanigans of Strong Bad and Homestar Runner enough to pay $8.95 for a point-and-click episode of the web series, this game is right up your alley. Everyone else, save that money and go buy a yo-yo or a lottery ticket. It’ll keep [...]

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Telltale Games To Create Episodic Wallace and Gromit Game

Straight out of San Diego comes the latest comic-book animation and videogame news: Telltale Games, who have made two seasons of Sam and Max episodic games and are working on the Homestar Runner Wiiware game, have announced they’ll be creating a series of games based on Wallace and Gromit. Wallace and Gromit are a British [...]

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PC Review: Sam and Max Season 2 Episode 3: Night of the Raving Dead

Sam and Max visit Stuttgart’s creatures of the nightclub Thank goodness, I was worried there for a bit. After the lackluster Moai Better Blues, which was a bit on the short side, the latest Sam and Max episode brings the comedic adventure series back to where it belongs. In Night of the Raving Dead, you’ve [...]

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PC Review: Sam and Max Season 2 Episode 2: Moai Better Blues

When we last left Sam and Max, they had just saved a demon-possessed Santa at the North Pole and then righted the wrongs of Christmas past, present, and future. Now, they’ve jumped through the Bermuda Triangle, where they will rock out with the giant stone heads of the Easter Island Moai and sip from the [...]

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PC Review – Sam & Max Season Two: Ice Station Santa

The new season of S&M is finally upon us, and gamers are fortunate that episodic adventure games have finally advanced to this point. Ice Station Santa, a warped Christmas story that plays on elements of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, and, inexplicably, The Exorcist, is riotously funny and very easy to [...]

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E for All Interview: Dan Connors, CEO Telltale Games, Talks Sam & Max

Dan Connors is the CEO of Telltale Games, makers of the Sam & Max episodes The Sam and Max episodes have proven that regular episodic gaming can work, and that there’s still room for comedic adventure games in the market. Telltale Games sells their episodic games through their website, and their games are also available [...]

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