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The rad people at IGN.com must have snuck into our offices after hours as they've gotten their hands on an exclusive new Back to the Future: The Game season recap trailer featuring new footage from Episode 5 - OUTATIME which launches on June 23 on PC and Mac (wait, that's tomorrow)! 

Great Scott, I almost forgot, time is running out to get the full season of Back to the Future for only $19.99, so if you haven't yet procured your copy do it now! 

Will you be re-playing the previous episodes in the series to prepare for the finale featuring Michael J. Fox as two characters?

The friendly folks at GameSpot.com recently opened their doors to the voice of Marty McFly, A.J. Locascio, to talk him up about his work on Back to the Future: The Game and what his experience has been like since landing the role...unconventionally, and have documented the entire thing in the newest episode of Sound Byte. 

A.J. shows off his impressive vocal abilities and talks about what recording has been like while sporting his sweet Rufio shirt that he actually purchased from the actor that played the character in the movie (Hook). Ok, that was random. Anyway, enjoy the video and check out the full array of Sound Byte features here! 

It's been a busy week as we, along with much of the video game industry, prepare for E3 2011 but that doesn't mean Telltale news hasn't made the world wide web! Here are some pieces for your enjoyment! 

First up: Computer and Video Games.com has posted their Most Anticipated Game of E3 Nominee write-up for Jurassic Park: The Game! If Jurassic Park is among the games being shown at E3 that you're most excited to hear more about, do vote for it on their site. 

Link: CVG.com's Most Anticipated Game of E3 Nominee: Jurassic Park: The Game

Next we have a cool little piece from the folks at GamePro that delves into the evolution of adventure games! Telltale gets a nod for the part we've played in the progress of the genre via the episodic releases of our games. Give the story a read! 

Link: GamePro's look at the history of the adventure game

Finally, this week marked the release of Back to the Future: Episode 3 - Citizen Brown on the iPad! The fine folks at TouchArcade shared their thoughts on the episode in review form, go on and read it! 

Link: TouchArcade's Back to the Future: Episode 3 - Citizen Brown iPad review

Come back next week for more Telltale Soars Across the Internet! 

The rather adventuresome folks at Adventure Gamers have announced the winners of the 2010 Aggie Awards, their (and their readers') choices for the best adventure games of the past year, and both Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse and Puzzle Agent have won in various categories! Read on to find out what we won! Spoiler Alert: Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse was named the best third-person PC adventure by both the staff and readers of Adventure Gamers!

Here's what Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse Won!

Best Writing - Comedy (Staff Pick and Readers' Choice)

Best Music (Readers' Choice)

Best Voice Acting (Staff Pick and Readers' Choice)

Best Third-Person PC Adventure (Staff Pick and Readers' Choice)

Runner-Up Best Character (Staff Pick) - Sal

Runner-Up Best Character (Readers' Choice) - Max

Runner-Up Best Gameplay (Readers' Choice)

Runner-Up Best Animation (Staff Pick and Readers' Choice)

Runner-Up Best Music (Staff Pick)

Runner-Up Best Third-Person PC Adventure (Readers' Choice)

Runner-Up Best Adventure of 2010 (Staff Pick and Readers' Choice)

and here's what Puzzle Agent won!

Best Setting (Staff Pick) - Scoggins, Minnesota 

Runner-Up Best Character (Staff Pick) - Hidden People

Runner-Up Best Voice Acting (Staff Pick)

To read up on the our winning games and the other awesome adventure games that won 2010 Aggie Awards, head over to Adventure Gamers.com! 

• 2010 Aggie Award Winners