Will we ever see S&M Freelance Police

[Obsolete Critic]

Well, since most of the team from this unreleased game is on staff. I personally would like to see it, what it is, what it would have been. Could it be possibly released as Freeware? Will Lucasarts make some kind of Agreement? I would like to know. I LOVE Sam and Max, I am craving for another game (I still have to wait for a retail release or buy another debit card for STEAM, which doesn't always work).

[Detective]

Personally, I think people just need to let it go.

Yeah, it looked awesome and everything, but the reality is that it was canceled. Obviously LucasArts had a reason for doing so, even if it was poorly explained and ridiculous. Plus they already handed over the rights to Sam and Max to TTG, so I don't see how the game seeing the light of day would be possible.

TTG's already revived the franchise with Season 1 and Season 2 and they're working on Season 3. What more could you ask for?

[SHODANFreeman]

Personally, I think people just need to let it go.

Yeah, it looked awesome and everything, but the reality is that it was canceled. Obviously LucasArts had a reason for doing so, even if it was poorly explained and ridiculous. Plus they already handed over the rights to Sam and Max to TTG, so I don't see how the game seeing the light of day would be possible.

TTG's already revived the franchise with Season 1 and Season 2 and they're working on Season 3. What more could you ask for?

They didn't "hand over" the rights, they let their access to the rights expire, they reverted to Steve's ownership, and he made a deal with TTG.

[Detective]

They didn't "hand over" the rights, they let their access to the rights expire, they reverted to Steve's ownership, and he made a deal with TTG.

Sorry about that. I'm not too clear on all the licensing issues and whatnot.

[LogicDeLuxe]

Could it be possibly released as Freeware?That was a good one.:D

[Sausy Gibbon]

I think most of the ideas form Freelance Police were put Season One. On the Wiki it said FP had several cases the duo solve and they are all interweaved with a main story line. And if you look at the few screenshots of the office and street they look very simalar to that of the Telltale series.

[S@bre]

Aye, the similar story structure following six separate but intertwined cases from Freelance Police was fully realised in episodic form for Save the World, and series staples such as the office are similar, but those simularities end there. They couldn't make Save the World be Freelance Police.

Interviewer: Do you know how much of that original treatment [for Freelance Police] carried over, if at all?

Grossman: Oh, essentially none of it. I mean, we couldn't really do the same stuff, we couldn't use any of the assets, and using the design stuff would have been questionable too. Also I, as the lead designer, I was not familiar with that. I wasn't there working on that. So we basically just started over. And we also wanted the treatment to be different. This, coming from Steve himself, he wanted it to be a little more gritty, like the comics. The Lucasarts treatments were always a little more polished up, and we wanted to get a little bit more of that dirt on the streets, and the paper cups and people being mean and nasty. There's a lot of that in the comics, and it doesn't come off in the Lucasarts games.

Source (http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20060726/cifaldi_02.shtml)

[Harald B]

That last remark is interesting. I get the impression that most people here consider Hit the Road (and what can be seen of Freelance Police) to be significantly grittier than Season One, so they seem to have dropped the ball on that one.

[Sausy Gibbon]

Grossman lied, I never saw one paper cup in Season One.

[lattsam]

Methinks he was forced to say that at gunpoint by a selfish LucasArts employee who wanted Telltale to make Sam and Max HIS way, and HIS way only.

I could be wrong, though...

[Rather Dashing]

I think Season One is "grittier" than Hit the Road, in the same way that two things that really aren't that gritty at all can be compared in terms of "grittyness".

[City Of Delusion]

So, we're back to "almost certainly not", although considering ToMI, a 3D remake by Telltale or LucasArts under the guidence of Telltale is probably the most likely way.

[S@bre]

You never know, "Season Three: Sam & Max Freelance Police" is a possibility. A stupidly low probability, but a possibility...

[lattsam]

So, we're back to "almost certainly not", although considering ToMI, a 3D remake by Telltale or LucasArts under the guidence of Telltale is probably the most likely way.

Or they could pull a Mother 3 on us and remake the game entirely with 2D sprites and backgrounds (possibly using Adventure Game Studio). You know, return the series to its roots for a bit?

[Shwoo]

What do you mean by "pull a Mother 3"? Mother 3 is a GBA game, it was bound by the limitations of the hardware.

[City Of Delusion]

What do you mean by "pull a Mother 3"? Mother 3 is a GBA game, it was bound by the limitations of the hardware.

Plus there was never a 3D Mother/EarthBound that made it to release, I think. "Pulling a Mother 3" would be announcing Season 3, and then reveal it's really Freelance Police split up into episodes, in 2D, with a DSiWare version.

[Rather Dashing]

All the same:

Freelance Police is unfinished, dated, and doesn't fit with the Telltale interpretation of the characters. The best I can hope for in terms of Freelance Police is to have more parts of the unfinished game get released as public information or to have aspects used with LucasArts permission in a new Season. These both sound fairly unlikely to me.

[SS the Free!]

Plus there was never a 3D Mother/EarthBound that made it to release, I think. "Pulling a Mother 3" would be announcing Season 3, and then reveal it's really Freelance Police split up into episodes, in 2D, with a DSiWare version.
Mother 3 was originaly Earthbound 64. -_-

[Evan]

I was never a fan of the 3D animation style. It just looked too lifelike. However, I was - and still are - hoping for Plunge through Space. I know it will probably never happen, but it would have been awesome, nonetheless.

[Chuck]

I was never a fan of the 3D animation style. It just looked too lifelike. However, I was - and still are - hoping for Plunge through Space. I know it will probably never happen, but it would have been awesome, nonetheless.
That one's extremely unlikely as a game; it never really made it past the pitch and concept art stage.

[Sausy Gibbon]

Steve Purcell should write a comic based on Plunge through Space. I think it was originally a story by him that he planned to make into a comic.

Also, it would be great if Lucusarts would publish the script for Freelance Police.

[lattsam]

And do you know what would be even more great? If both of the above turned into games that I can actually play!
;)

[Icedhope]

And do you know what would be even more great? If both of the above turned into games that I can actually play!
;)

Agreed, but we now we have a world with sam and max in it, let's just be happy for what we have before it goes into hiatus for another 10 or so years.

[Sausy Gibbon]

And do you know what would be even more great? If both of the above turned into games that I can actually play!
;)

Realy I'd prefer a comic over a game.

[thatdude98]

I think season three is enough for us, isn't it?

[Icedhope]

I think season three is enough for us, isn't it?

Never, there will be never enough Sam&Max!

[Laokin]

I think Season One is "grittier" than Hit the Road, in the same way that two things that really aren't that gritty at all can be compared in terms of "grittyness".

Yeah, because ya know... Max didn't turn a cat on the street inside out, There wasn't a pool of blood on the curb, bars on the windows at the pawn shop.... Stretching the unknown villains lower lip over the back of his head....

The ticking bomb that blew up a bus full of innocent people..... the well placed cusses, the dark and twisted areas like the vortex. What about the cone of tragedy with the pocket knives. It had a dirty pallet. Everything in TTG's version was like squeaky clean. Also, they reused boscoe to death.... Every episode was the same format... Find large amount of money, give it to boscoe, use his gadget in the last puzzle, episode over. I really have to say I appreciate them bringing Sam n Max back, but they didn't do it very well at all. Season 2 was better I guess.... but still lacked pretty much everything that made HTR so classic. Oh and Sam's voice is horrible. Total drag, sounds like he's tone def and lacks complete emotion. HTR talkie edition had a much superior cast of voice talent, and better sounding audio... and it was made in 94.

HTR was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay superior to both seasons by TTG. TTG gave SnM the saturday morning cartoon treatment. Adding in other permanent characters that are so annoying an unlikable like the soda poppers. Really seemed like it was made for kids, not adults like HtR.

Here is to hoping that season 3 will be more structured like TOMI. It's okay to have some supporting characters... but make them like able and don't over use them. Less Boscoe and Sybil, no soda poppers and more Flint Paper please. Leave out the whack jobs like hugh bliss.

With this said, I am highly awaiting Season 3 hoping it tries out a new format... like a real Sam n Max game broken up into chapters instead of self contained episodes that only have small overtones to connect each episode.

I think some people need to go back and play Hit the Road. Freelance police looked infinitely better than the TTG version... I also hate the new desoto.

[Harald B]

Yeah, because ya know... Max didn't turn a cat on the street inside out, There wasn't a pool of blood on the curb, bars on the windows at the pawn shop.... Stretching the unknown villains lower lip over the back of his head....The problem with that is that the good examples are all early. In my opinion once you leave that street the grittiness of Hit the Road drops like a brick. The Telltale series could certainly use improvement in this regard, but I don't think Hit the Road does it much better once you leave the street behind.

[GinnyN]

Am I the only one who plays the games for the sillyness and not for the grittyness?

I like the games because they are silly. I like the cartoon too because they are silly. Even the comics are silly. If any one is for "adults" is just because they add all kind of sillyness (Including sadistics ones).

If the thing make me laugh, I'm happy. It's doing the job, that it! Point! Take it easy!

[GinnyN]

(Uff... double post. My bad T_T)

[Icedhope]

Am I the only one who plays the games for the sillyness and not for the grittyness?

I like the games because they are silly. I like the cartoon too because they are silly. Even the comics are silly. If any one is for "adults" is just because they add all kind of sillyness (Including sadistics ones).

If the thing make me laugh, I'm happy. It's doing the job, that it! Point! Take it easy!

Nope, I play it because it's Sam&Max, and the humor. Like why I read Sam&Max for the humor.

[GinnyN]

Nope, I play it because it's Sam&Max, and the humor. Like why I read Sam&Max for the humor.

I guess I used the wrong word.

But, ok. At the end we're agree =P

[lattsam]

Never, there will be never enough Sam&Max!

Hallelujah!

[lattsam]

Yeah, because ya know... Max didn't turn a cat on the street inside out, There wasn't a pool of blood on the curb, bars on the windows at the pawn shop.... Stretching the unknown villains lower lip over the back of his head....

The ticking bomb that blew up a bus full of innocent people..... the well placed cusses, the dark and twisted areas like the vortex. What about the cone of tragedy with the pocket knives. It had a dirty pallet. Everything in TTG's version was like squeaky clean. Also, they reused boscoe to death.... Every episode was the same format... Find large amount of money, give it to boscoe, use his gadget in the last puzzle, episode over. I really have to say I appreciate them bringing Sam n Max back, but they didn't do it very well at all. Season 2 was better I guess.... but still lacked pretty much everything that made HTR so classic. Oh and Sam's voice is horrible. Total drag, sounds like he's tone def and lacks complete emotion. HTR talkie edition had a much superior cast of voice talent, and better sounding audio... and it was made in 94.

HTR was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay superior to both seasons by TTG. TTG gave SnM the saturday morning cartoon treatment. Adding in other permanent characters that are so annoying an unlikable like the soda poppers. Really seemed like it was made for kids, not adults like HtR.

Here is to hoping that season 3 will be more structured like TOMI. It's okay to have some supporting characters... but make them like able and don't over use them. Less Boscoe and Sybil, no soda poppers and more Flint Paper please. Leave out the whack jobs like hugh bliss.

With this said, I am highly awaiting Season 3 hoping it tries out a new format... like a real Sam n Max game broken up into chapters instead of self contained episodes that only have small overtones to connect each episode.

I think some people need to go back and play Hit the Road. Freelance police looked infinitely better than the TTG version... I also hate the new desoto.

Now if only Hit the Road would be rereleased here... Lucasarts, are you reading all this?

[Rather Dashing]

Yeah, because ya know... Max didn't turn a cat on the street inside out, There wasn't a pool of blood on the curb, bars on the windows at the pawn shop.... Stretching the unknown villains lower lip over the back of his head....
All pulled off in a very cartoony fashion. It was a cartoon's imperfect facsimile of a noir setting, with ridiculous cartoon antics cranked up to 100. There's nothing "gritty" about these things, unless all you've seen in your life is sterilized and childish entertainment.

The ticking bomb that blew up a bus full of innocent people.....
Which, by the way, you don't see. And it's played off in a joking fashion. Just as gritty: The SpongeBob SquarePants "My Leg!" fish.

the well placed cusses, the dark and twisted areas like the vortex. What about the cone of tragedy with the pocket knives.
I fail to see how that's anything but cartoon antics, the likes of which we'd see commonly in Looney Tunes.

It had a dirty pallet. Everything in TTG's version was like squeaky clean. Also, they reused boscoe to death.... Every episode was the same format... Find large amount of money, give it to boscoe, use his gadget in the last puzzle, episode over. I really have to say I appreciate them bringing Sam n Max back, but they didn't do it very well at all. Season 2 was better I guess.... but still lacked pretty much everything that made HTR so classic.
I'm confused. Other than being very loosely based off a noir-esque world, Hit the Road is every bit as childish as your average cartoon short from the 1920s.

Oh and Sam's voice is horrible. Total drag, sounds like he's tone def and lacks complete emotion. HTR talkie edition had a much superior cast of voice talent, and better sounding audio... and it was made in 94.
I suppose it's all subjective here, because there definitely is a difference in voice casting. But I prefer the new voices. They took some getting used to, mind you, but the voices pull off that "detective duo" while keeping that irreverent attitude of the comics and Hit the Road. I think that the Telltale game is the closet to emulating what we got in the comics.

HTR was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay superior to both seasons by TTG. TTG gave SnM the saturday morning cartoon treatment. Adding in other permanent characters that are so annoying an unlikable like the soda poppers.
I'm pretty sure the saturday morning cartoon is what gave it the saturday morning cartoon treatment. :P

Really seemed like it was made for kids, not adults like HtR.
I played Hit the Road when I was five. Sam and Max aren't inherently "mature". We're not talking about a product like Citizen Kane, Un Chien Andalou, or Der Untergang. We're talking about a dog and rabbit that run around spewing one-liners, running around a wacky and skewed cartoonified noir setting, with irreverence embraced and caution tossed to the wind. Maybe I'm taking "gritty" too literally, but your first few points make me think that you're confusing what would be rated "mature content" by the ESRB with what is actually used for serious, adult entertainment. The great thing about being an adult is that you can enjoy light and stupid entertainment if you want to. It's a privilege that a children's society doesn't have, due to a constant desire to grow up.

Here is to hoping that season 3 will be more structured like TOMI. It's okay to have some supporting characters... but make them like able and don't over use them. Less Boscoe and Sybil, no soda poppers and more Flint Paper please. Leave out the whack jobs like hugh bliss.
I liked the whole supporting cast, but that's just me. I liked the structure, but I like sitcoms, so what do I know?

With this said, I am highly awaiting Season 3 hoping it tries out a new format... like a real Sam n Max game broken up into chapters instead of self contained episodes that only have small overtones to connect each episode.
The Season One and Two structure feels like it works better, though. If you read the comics, they're all very short and self-contained cases that have little to no continuity. Considering the source material is the comics, not Hit the Road, I think the pacing is warranted.

I think some people need to go back and play Hit the Road.
I did earlier this year. Great game, great art, great humor. Not perfect, and not as good as Telltale's Season Two. But it definitely holds up after all these years, and that's pretty admirable. :)
Freelance police looked infinitely better than the TTG version... I also hate the new desoto.
Really? I was pretty worried and ambivalent about everything I heard about Freelance Police before it came out. And anyway, it's all moot, as the whole project was scrapped. We have no idea how good that would have been. We can imagine it as the worst or greatest thing in the world, but that doesn't change that it was more or less never made. Also, the street looked way cleaner in the Freelance Police ads.

[lattsam]

Oh, give it a rest, Rather Dashing. You're just discouraging people from wanting that game.

Seriously, I hope Lucasarts uncancels that game, hopefully before PAX East!

[RobD]

Oh, give it a rest, Rather Dashing. You're just discouraging people from wanting that game.

Seriously, I hope Lucasarts uncancels that game, hopefully before PAX East!

You mean the game that actually became Sam & Max Season 1? Just look at some of the screenshots - even the office has the same design, the theme was hypnotic children's toys (some more of the Steve's concept art for that can also be seen in The Effigy Mound).

Let it go, because firstly being clingy is never attractive, and secondly and more importantly the game has pretty much already been released about 3 or 4 years ago.:rolleyes:

[lattsam]

You mean the game that actually became Sam & Max Season 1? Just look at some of the screenshots - even the office has the same design, the theme was hypnotic children's toys (some more of the Steve's concept art for that can also be seen in The Effigy Mound).

Let it go, because firstly being clingy is never attractive, and secondly and more importantly the game has pretty much already been released about 3 or 4 years ago.:rolleyes:

LA is so clingy with the Freelance Police source code.

[Ashton]

I was never a fan of the 3D animation style. It just looked too lifelike.

I hear you, though personally I felt it was too in-between. it looked bot very realistic and very fake at the same time almost like trying to take a RL image and cell-shade it. It's good and its trying to hard to be real but you can tell it's fake.

[SHODANFreeman]

LA is so clingy with the Freelance Police source code.

Do you not realize that the majority of people who worked on Freelance Police also worked on Season One?

[Brian, Mighty Pirate]

if you want to know what it would have been like, you should watch the unsceen clips on youtube from freelance police. sorry if these have been posted already. i especially love the second one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY65fu7EsCw&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoDpeQmTUds&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek03mP1k-cc&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_GZIRieVZw&feature=channel

[Todesreiter]

Is that Sybil in the third Video???
And the Character-Design looks very familiar!

[Secret Fawful]

if you want to know what it would have been like, you should watch the unsceen clips on youtube from freelance police. sorry if these have been posted already. i especially love the second one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY65fu7EsCw&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoDpeQmTUds&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek03mP1k-cc&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_GZIRieVZw&feature=channel

That last one. O_O

[Ashton]

Is that Sybil in the third Video???
And the Character-Design looks very familiar!

Keep in mind TTG was founded by the guys that were working on S+M:FP, so some of the designes are bound to be similat

[Todesreiter]

Yes, and it seems some of the other characters
too, and perhaps some Parts or ideas for the Story ?

[Ashton]

Yes, and it seems some of the other characters
too, and perhaps some Parts or ideas for the Story ?

No, they stated NONE of FP was used in the TTG series because LA owns FP and all associated characters, plots, etc.

[Jake]

There are surely some similarities aesthetically since many of the same people (including Steve Purcell) worked on both games, but there are no actual characters or stories from Freelance Police in any of Telltale's Sam & Max games.

[Todesreiter]

There are surely some similarities aesthetically since many of the same people (including Steve Purcell) worked on both games, but there are no actual characters or stories from Freelance Police in any of Telltale's Sam & Max games.


ok... than the woman is sybil`s twin sister :rolleyes:

[FireAza]

If someone at Telltale has the game, I think it would be really interesting if they made it available for download (assuming they're allowed to), no matter how buggy and unfinished it is. Or if it's in a completely unplayable state, releasing a whole bunch of assets from the game would be awesome too. I remember a few years back, GSC GameWorld released a very early version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R on their website, it was really interesting to see how much the final product had changed. I would be awesome if Telltale could do something similar.

[Ashton]

If someone at Telltale has the game, I think it would be really interesting if they made it available for download (assuming they're allowed to), no matter how buggy and unfinished it is. Or if it's in a completely unplayable state, releasing a whole bunch of assets from the game would be awesome too. I remember a few years back, GSC GameWorld released a very early version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R on their website, it was really interesting to see how much the final product had changed. I would be awesome if Telltale could do something similar.

You'd have to talk to LA about it, TTG has _no_ rights to LA games. your ONLY hope would be if one of the TTG guys would tell us the basic plot of FP. (and if they signed a nondisclosure agreement, your SOL)

[Udvarnoky]

Purcell offered a very general description of Freelance Police's overarching plot in an interview (http://www.mixnmojo.com/features/read.php?article=samandmax&page=3) with Mixnmojo:

Sam & Max Freelance Police [...] was initially an episodic concept and had to do with a hidden tropical continent called Subarctica ruled by an enormous penquin queen.

I also think that, taken together, the various interviews about the game over the years both prior to and following the cancellation have included vague overviews of most or all of the game's six cases.

[puzzlebox]

Well that's just ridiculous... penguins don't live in the tropics. :p

[Ashton]

Well that's just ridiculous... penguins don't live in the tropics. :p

Roaches dont live on the moon.

What's your point? ;)

[puzzlebox]

Roaches dont live on the moon.

What's your point? ;)

My point is that the ridiculousness of a penguin in the tropics pales in comparison to the ridiculousness of an undiscovered continent ruled by an enormous... oh wait, I think you were joking. :p

[FireAza]

You'd have to talk to LA about it, TTG has _no_ rights to LA games. your ONLY hope would be if one of the TTG guys would tell us the basic plot of FP. (and if they signed a nondisclosure agreement, your SOL)
Well, Telltale is already working together with LucasArts on Monkey Island stuff... *hint* *hint* ;)

[Ashton]

I dont see why everyone is so insane about S+M:FP, We have soemthing that's is liekly 10x better and longer than the original LA title and clearly TTG is more devoted to their fans than LA ever was. Cant you people be happy with what you have? I wouldnt be suprised of most of you would gladly give up the TTG series just to get that 1 game from LA!

[Pantagruel's Friend]

I dont see why everyone is so insane about S+M:FP, We have soemthing that's is liekly 10x better and longer than the original LA title and clearly TTG is more devoted to their fans than LA ever was. Cant you people be happy with what you have? I wouldnt be suprised of most of you would gladly give up the TTG series just to get that 1 game from LA!

I think it's natural to assume we get Freelance Police on top of a new series :)
Seriously, though, a lot of effort and presumably great ideas went into that game, and it's no wonder everyone would like to see them.

[donut]

and we wanted to get a little bit more of that dirt on the streets, and the paper cups and people being mean and nasty.
Source (http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20060726/cifaldi_02.shtml)

That is a joke, isn't it? Remember the cat treatment in "Hit the road", or the intro with the safe dropping on a thiefs head (Max: "Die die, why don't you die?"). Remember "Whack the rat"?

[Jake]

That is a joke, isn't it? Remember the cat treatment in "Hit the road", or the intro with the safe dropping on a thiefs head (Max: "Die die, why don't you die?"). Remember "Whack the rat"?

What do you mean? Of course people remember things.

[Ashton]

What do you mean? Of course people remember things.

I think he's asking for the TTG S+M to get more violent and just mean and cruel...

[Lena_P]

I think he's asking for the TTG S+M to get more violent and just mean and cruel...

So more Soda Poppers, then?

[puzzlebox]

So more Soda Poppers, then?

Make it stop, make it stop!! :(

[S@bre]

That is a joke, isn't it? Remember the cat treatment in "Hit the road", or the intro with the safe dropping on a thiefs head (Max: "Die die, why don't you die?"). Remember "Whack the rat"?

Hey, don't blame me. That's just what Grossman said.

[Shwoo]

I think he's asking for the TTG S+M to get more violent and just mean and cruel...
You mean like dropping a bowling ball on Specs' head, or sawing a rib from the monster while he's totally awake and conscious? Or nuking Washington DC? What about all the opportunities you get to drive recklessly down the street, uprooting streetlights and shooting wildly?

[Ashton]

You mean like dropping a bowling ball on Specs' head, or sawing a rib from the monster while he's totally awake and conscious? Or nuking Washington DC? What about all the opportunities you get to drive recklessly down the street, uprooting streetlights and shooting wildly?

lol. hey, _i'm_ not the one complaining :D

(though I do think the streets look a little *too* clean...)

[kzbeans]

Distributing S&M Freelance police is 100% illegal for Telltale games to do. And it would be HORRIBLE if someone who had the code decided to compile what was done and leak it on a torrent. ....Just horrible. ...So please don't do it. It's just not cool.

(that was sarcasm. i really WANT that to happen.)



(soooooo.... whenever you feel the time is right go ahead and git 'er done.)


(...yea let's go. upload that shiz)

[antoniomsg]

Maybe now that LucasArts has made friends with TTG, they could do a deal to finish what was started in Freelance Police.

Personaly, I'd love to play that game. And from the looks of it, the graphical style they were using for it was pretty much the same TTG is using now, so they could really start from where they left it.

[BiggerJ]

My personal fantasy is that the game gets released, but it is stated in no uncertain terms that it takes place in an alternate universe. Then, when the next Sam & Max season (at least season 4) is released, it is stated in no uncertain terms that Sam & Max are DEFINITELY GOING TO DIE FOREVER AND NEVER COME BACK EVER. The catch? At one point in the season, the Telltale and LucasArts universes cross over. Sam and Max would indeed die, but... which ones?

[Hyperkinetic_Martian]

Maybe both companies can come to some agreement where Freelance Police can be released as a bonus with a future season...? Maybe redub the characters' voices so they can avoid the legal issue with the former actors....

Though I guess that's a little complex to legally get a canned game released for the sake of mere curiosity ><

[BiggerJ]

Maybe both companies can come to some agreement where Freelance Police can be released as a bonus with a future season...? Maybe redub the characters' voices so they can avoid the legal issue with the former actors....

Though I guess that's a little complex to legally get a canned game released for the sake of mere curiosity ><

Have those wacky Germans do the voices! ALL OF THEM.

[Katsuro]

Have those wacky Germans do the voices! ALL OF THEM.

wait what?

[Ribs]

wait what?

Is it weird I totally imagined you going like 'Wait, what?' and then the evil Telltale people hit you over the head with a cricket bat?

[Katsuro]

Is it weird I totally imagined you going like 'Wait, what?' and then the evil Telltale people hit you over the head with a cricket bat?

Not really, since this is actually how a day in the office looks like.


They take turns.

[Will]

We would all gang up, but it's surprisingly hard to get cricket bats in America. We only have the one for now.