What do you think Telltale will do after BTTF and JP?

[PainDealer]

When Rise of the Pirate God was about to be released, I was thinking what's the next thing gonna be. I kinda sorta had the answer after finishing RotPG: New Sam & Max game in 2010. While waiting for The Devil's Playhouse I was thinking what's next in line. Later on the Universal deal was announced.

Now there haven't been any releases since the last S&M episode and we're waiting for Back to the Future and Poker Night to kick off. After that there will be Jurassic Park. So when all this is done and wrapped up, what's gonna be next?

[Harald B]

More S&M seems inevitable, but I think they'll do something else first. I'd say Something at the Inventory is the best bet for now. Much as I like Puzzle Agent, I can't shake the feeling it didn't do as well as they had hoped.

[Remolay]

Either puzzle agent or At The Inventory.

Something new would be cool, but we have like 4 different new things coming out this year.

Strong Bad would just delay the website more
Monkey Island will probably have to be done by LucasArts now
Sam and Max is too soon.
From what I've heard, Wallace and Gromit didn't do too good.

[jeeno0142]

I voted for what I hope for the most. Strong Bad.

[mathman77]

I don't know what's next, but I expect some S&M, Puzzle Agent, and At the Inventory games to come in the near future. Well, I hope so.

[jp-30]

I'm hoping for another Universal property, The Dark Crystal. Though if it happens, it would likely time with the new movie that's due in 2011 (?).

Though the rights are likely tied up with a number of companies (Henson), perhaps Universal just had a distribution deal. And I have no idea if the new movie will also be out on Universal.

[dentbuds]

Based on this (http://www.telltalegames.com/community/blogs/id-701) blog post, there is some concept art blurred out for upcoming titles. Duh duh DUH!

[GuybrushWilco]

Other - Space Quest :)

[mgrant]

Please God, let it be season two of Tales. I would be a very happy fangirl if that were to happen, but a new season of S&M seems equally as likely

...wouldn't say no to another season of SBCG4AP either....

[Secret Fawful]

Futurama.

[Bubblechan]

Definitely more and more of Monkey Island! I don't want anything else, but if they could make a game out of some old movies or TV series, then the X-files would be great.

[Rather Dashing]

I expect a continuation of one of their proven properties, personally. I can see them doing Tales, Homestar, or maybe a continuation of Puzzle Agent if that's doing well. Wallace and Gromit seems to be out of the picture(sadly), and I doubt we'll see a Sam and Max Season Four before we see a continuation of something else without a second season.

[Elvenmonk]

Futurama.

I'd lovethat.

[Sarendor]

I will not vote for now because the poll's idea has not been clear to me. Should we vote for what we hope that Telltale will make after those games, or for what we guess Telltale will make?
If it is the first one, I really hope they will work on the license for Bone. If it is the second one - probably another game at the Inventory.

[Captain_Jack]

more Monkey Island,

but, as for new property, I would love another "Indiana Jones" adventure game.

[Zetta]

Sam and Max is too soon.

Lets not forget that Sam & Max Season 1 ended in 2007, the same year season 2 started.

Even though we had to wait 2 years before The Devils Playhouse, I still think season 4 will come out in 2011-2012. Hopefully.:D

[FitzoliverJ]

I will not vote for now because the poll's idea has not been clear to me. Should we vote for what we hope that Telltale will make after those games, or for what we guess Telltale will make?

What he said. If the former, TOMI2. If the latter, more Puzzle Agent and Inventory stuff. Perhaps Puzzle Agent At The Inventory even.

[tredlow]

More Sam and Max would be awesome. Though Board Game Night At The Inventory with Guybrush, Sam, Raz and Deathspank would be cool.

[PainDealer]

I will not vote for now because the poll's idea has not been clear to me. Should we vote for what we hope that Telltale will make after those games, or for what we guess Telltale will make?
If it is the first one, I really hope they will work on the license for Bone. If it is the second one - probably another game at the Inventory.

I intended it as a kind of a guessing game, but discussing wishes isn't prohibited :)

[RAnthonyMahan]

Realistically? This is how I see it.

More Monkey Island: LucasArts announced no more external development a while back, so this one's highly unlikely.

More Sam & Max: Probable. There was a gap of only several months between the end of Save the World and the beginning of Beyond Time and Space. Obviously there was a two-year gap between Beyond Time and Space and The Devil's Playhouse, but that's because that season had improved graphics and gameplay, which meant more development time. Now that they have The Devil's Playhouse to work off of, a Season 4 could be finished (comparatively) fast.

More Wallace & Gromit: Does Telltale even have the license anymore? Either way, I don't think it sold well enough to justify more.

More Strong Bad: The Chaps haven't updated their site in almost a year (I'm not counting the April Fool's joke since it wasn't a return to regular updates.) Why would they have the time for the even-more-intensive work of a second SBCG4AP? Just consider yourself lucky we're getting Poker Night at the Inventory.

New license for Bone: Forget it. Warner Bros. picked up the license for a reason. They're making a Bone movie, and they want to be able to make a Bone game to go with it. I guess you can hope that WB will hire Telltale to finish the Bone series (and maybe update the two that came out to look a little less dated), but realistically, that won't happen.

Puzzle Agent continued: You can tell Telltale really wants Puzzle Agent to be popular and grow into a series. They've been trying to push it as much as possible, to the point of giving it away for free for pre-ordering BttF. But sadly, I don't think enough people are interested to warrant more. (Which is a shame, since I loved it.)

Something Completely Different at the Inventory: This is completely dependent on how well Poker Night sells. If there is a sequel, I just hope it's something more interesting than poker. It seems if they're going to make "At the Inventory" into a series, the most important element would be The Inventory itself. Maybe we can see a point-and-click adventure starring the four of them. :D

But most likely, I think Telltale's next project after the two Universal games are done will be something brand new, not a sequel. Telltale's a small studio, but they're getting bigger and attracting more attention with each new game. Back to the Future's a very well-known license, and the news of a BttF game is causing tons of people who have never even heard of Telltale before to start talking about one of their projects. (Hopefully the game will convert these people into full-out fans once it comes out.) When Jurassic Park gets closer, we'll be seeing even more people. This much attention is enough that Telltale might be able to get their hands on an even larger license, or hell, maybe make something original. Whatever they do next, though, I'm looking forward to it.

[dentbuds]

More Sam and Max would be awesome. Though Board Game Night At The Inventory with Guybrush, Sam, Raz and Deathspank would be cool.

Out of curiousity, who's Raz?

I think Richard from the Looking for Group (http://www.lfgcomic.com/) comics would be an excellent addition to an At the Inventory game.

[Sidni7]

I want something different. Mainly I want Simon the Sorcerer. But I think it will be yet more Sam & Max, because that's what they seem to like doing:(

[Rather Dashing]

More Monkey Island: LucasArts announced no more external development a while back, so this one's highly unlikely.
They've also said that they want to continue their existing profitable partnerships. I think it could go either way.

More Sam & Max: Probable. There was a gap of only several months between the end of Save the World and the beginning of Beyond Time and Space. Obviously there was a two-year gap between Beyond Time and Space and The Devil's Playhouse, but that's because that season had improved graphics and gameplay
This is simply wrong. Season Three of Sam and Max was tentatively scheduled for "early 2009" and then all word of it dropped off the face of the earth until Tales was announced and it was made clear that Sam and Max had been put on hold to release Tales.

(Also I'd hardly call "removing all the puzzles in the game" an improvement...)

[Origami]

I really hope they'd do an The X-Files season. Would really work out with a monster of the week every week.

[RingmasterJ5]

I really hope they'd do an The X-Files season. Would really work out with a monster of the week every week.

Week? TTG's games come out monthly.

[Hayden]

I would say either Tales II or Puzzle Agent - those are the two most likely candidates. However, I'm hoping for a second Tales of MI more than a continuation of Puzzle Agent, which is why I voted for ToMI 2.

Also, in regards to RAnthonyMahan's comment, didn't we end up deciding that the whole 'no more external development for LucasArts' wouldn't actually affect the chances of a future Monkey Island game all that much (after much discussion (https://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18819))?

[apenpaap]

If LucasArts doesn't do something amazingly stupid (I.e. make Monkey Island 6 themselves or not make it at all), I expect Monkey Island 6 next. If LucasArts decides to be stupid, I think we'll see more Puzzle Agent (It's too soon for another Sam & Max, I heard the original makers of Homestar don't have much time anymore nowadays, and I remember hearing Wallace & Gromit and Bone were not very succesful, financially speaking).

[Origami]

I think we have a 70% chance of returning to Sam and Max. We're getting 2 new license games now and then a return to something familiar. You can't let Sam and Max fans wait THAT long, lol.

I don't think we'll be seeing a new Strong Bad season. The franchise is too niche. As Telltale is getting more known and popular I think they'd like to stick to more popular license games.

So future for TellTale is: BttF and Jurassic Park and then Sam and Max S4 with the pilot programm continued.

[WinterSnowblind]

I'd say Monkey Island would be the most likely, especially considering how successful it was. But with LucasArts refusing to outsource development now, who knows what will happen with that. I did say after Tales was finished that I'd rather not see anymore MI for a while, the wait for Tales is partly what made it so amazing. And if Telltale aren't going to be able to make another, I'd rather not see it happen.

So other than that, I'd like to see them move onto other new properties. BTTF and Jurassic Park both sound amazing and I'd definitely be in favour of a Futurama game.

[Origami]

A Futurama game. Now that could definitely work!


Again I am really up for an X-Files game. It really has the qualities for a succesful episodic game from Telltale.

-The franchise has been too quiet for a long time. It could use a revival
-It has comical distinctive characters. The real actors are probably easy accesible for the voice acting.
-The series already had an episodic format.
-The series had a nice sense of dark humour. TellTale could really work with this.

It's also a great addition for TellTale's portfolio. It needs a good detective/horror/comedy game.

Now someone already pointed out to me that they have CSI.
But TellTale just acts as an out-sourced studio. The stories are already written. Telltale just transfers it into a game. Also, CSI is pretty generic. Misses drama, action and good characters.

[Sausy Gibbon]

I voted for TMI as most likely but I wouldn't be that exited if they did, hopefully they do an original property. Not sure about a new Sam and Max, there was something lacking in the last season and the episodes start to get repetitive.

[Icedhope]

I think we have a 70% chance of returning to Sam and Max. We're getting 2 new license games now and then a return to something familiar. You can't let Sam and Max fans wait THAT long, lol.


I know most of us can wait, and it would be too soon for a new Sam&Max game.

[Bubblechan]

A Futurama game. Now that could definitely work!


Again I am really up for an X-Files game. It really has the qualities for a succesful episodic game from Telltale.

-The franchise has been too quiet for a long time. It could use a revival
-It has comical distinctive characters. The real actors are probably easy accesible for the voice acting.
-The series already had an episodic format.
-The series had a nice sense of dark humour. TellTale could really work with this.

It's also a great addition for TellTale's portfolio. It needs a good detective/horror/comedy game.

Now someone already pointed out to me that they have CSI.
But TellTale just acts as an out-sourced studio. The stories are already written. Telltale just transfers it into a game. Also, CSI is pretty generic. Misses drama, action and good characters.

I agree with this. Also, unlike CSI, The X-files is more about paranormal activity rather than crime in real life. I think it would be an interesting video game.

[Origami]

I know most of us can wait, and it would be too soon for a new Sam&Max game.

Keep in mind that we'll be almost a year further when current 2 licenses are complete.

[Tromeritus]

Puzzle Agent/Grickle. Hopefully that gamble worked out for 'em, because it's so unique from the rest of their games. I'd love to see the series fully realized.

'Course, more Guybrush would always be wonderful. I just want to see the giant steampunk monkey robot Steve Purcell designed to appear in a game.

[Andorxor]

I will now look into my crystal ball and predict that will make something with giant robots and vampires or mutated vegetables

[WarpSpeed]

Sam & Max already has those, except the mutated vegetables, so that must be what's coming next!

[PainDealer]

Sam & Max already has those, except the mutated vegetables, so that must be what's coming next!

Killer Tomatoes! Yeees!

[Alan Johnson]

:-)

[JedExodus]

A Dexter game would be brilliant, because...

-Telltale's chance to make a proper big-boy game with serious storylines that interweave and have proper emotional gravitas

-The nature of Dexter's "work" would lend itself well to adventure games, tracking people down, finding clues, finding clever ways to enter into property

-Hints could be delivered seamlessly using Dexter's trademark inner monologue

-That guy from the Telltale office who dressed as Dex would bum the idea

[seson3churious]

I would LOVE a new TOMI game or a puzzle agent season :D I would love sam and max even more butt it's to early for that... isn't it?

[doodo!]

They'll make a build a bear work shop.

[EvilMonkeyG1]

As long as they continue monkey island and sam and max then I am happy! Most likely gonna do a actual season of puzzle agent but with telltale it's hard to tell. This is a company that I wouldn't be surprised if they made a social network game! They have creativity so no matter what it is I am excited.



But yeah I want some monkey and s&m love.

[coolsome]

They'll make a build a bear work shop.

Build a TTG Bear would be great!

[RAnthonyMahan]

But yeah I want some monkey and s&m love.

Too much information. :p

[DrRocketGenius]

I expect Monkey Island. They way they ended just begged for a Season 2. Though I'd also like more Puzzle Agent.

[Cantatus]

As much as I'd love a new season of Sam and Max (and pretty much feel that way as soon as the previous season ends), I'm crossing my fingers for more Tales of Monkey Island. That has to be my second favorite series they've done and enough time has passed at this point where I'm champing at the bit for a new one.

[guitarsareboring]

I'm not sure what they WILL do, but I'd *like* them to release a game based on a brand new IP that is just Telltale's.

[PainDealer]

A Dexter game would be brilliant, because...

-Telltale's chance to make a proper big-boy game with serious storylines that interweave and have proper emotional gravitas

-The nature of Dexter's "work" would lend itself well to adventure games, tracking people down, finding clues, finding clever ways to enter into property

-Hints could be delivered seamlessly using Dexter's trademark inner monologue

-That guy from the Telltale office who dressed as Dex would bum the idea

I'd say that'd be a bit too big-boy kinda concept for Telltale. Dexter is kinda like Ted Bundy helping in the pursuit of Gary Ridgway.

[Origami]

I'm not sure what they WILL do, but I'd *like* them to release a game based on a brand new IP that is just Telltale's.

I think it's great they're doing familiar licences.
Why? Because some company has to do it. And TellTale has been one of the most succesful so far of turning licenced franchises into games. This is a very rare feat to accomplish.
I also think it generates extra publicity.

[The Gneech]

From what I've heard, Wallace and Gromit didn't do too good.

What have you heard? I've been looking for information on how that went.

-TG :cool:

[Javi-Wan Kenobi]

I'm still to play the last CSI , but if what is said here (http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=394561&postcount=1) is true...
Discworld!!!

[JedExodus]

I'm still to play the last CSI , but if what is said here (http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=394561&postcount=1) is true...
Discworld!!!

I don't want my hopes too far up. discworld doesn't carry itself very well to mediums like live-action, but the video games have always carried the world across really really well. A new Discworld game would make me go weak at the kness.

HOWEVER! It's not Discworld uless Sir Terry's 'mucking about' with everything just tightening nuts and bolts up. To correspond with a company on the other side of the world might be a pain in the arse for him, especially considering his condition

I'd say that'd be a bit too big-boy kinda concept for Telltale.

Maybe at the moment, it wouldn't exactly be the smoothest of transitions. Let's see what they give us with Jurassic Park. Their whole thing is that they're story tellers, and Dexter makes for a great tale

[doodo!]

They'll start a love hotel, and then make playing game cards...and also become a Taxi Cab service.

[RAnthonyMahan]

They'll start a love hotel, and then make playing game cards...and also become a Taxi Cab service.

Before releasing the Telltale Entertainment System, right? :p

[doodo!]

before releasing the telltale entertainment system, right? :p
lol

[Bunnyman]

I voted Monkey Island but I do want more Puzzle Agent and Inventory games and a Sam and Max to follow.
Homestar Runner hasn't updated in a year except for one April Fool toon so I don't feel like a new season should be made until there's more content to work with.
Wallace and Gromit were brilliant games but feel a little too niche to make a second season anytime soon. I do think we need another animated short.

Of course any new IP that Telltale wants to work on is fine by me. I haven't been disappointed.

[PainDealer]

Let's see what they give us with Jurassic Park.

That's a good point. JP will surely be the example for near future guidelines.

[tredlow]

Out of curiousity, who's Raz?

I think Richard from the Looking for Group (http://www.lfgcomic.com/) comics would be an excellent addition to an At the Inventory game.

I am shocked at your lack of knowledge! (http://www.oxmonline.com/files/u12/psychonauts_raz.png) Buy Psychonauts and play it now! NOW!

About Richard from LfG, I dunno. I mean, Tycho was At The Inventory because he worked at Hothead with Ron Gilbert, but I don't know if LfG has a connection with Telltale. Personality-wise, I also don't know, because I haven't read it, yet...

I'm still to play the last CSI , but if what is said here (http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=394561&postcount=1) is true...
Discworld!!!

CSI: Ankh-Morpork would be exquisite.

[Elvenmonk]

It's sad no one voted for Bone because we all know the truth. :(

[Irishmile]

I am kind of hoping they will work on Monkey Island during the other games.

[Origami]

Well, the Bone games definitely served a purpose. I am trying to get my hands on the comics as I have become interested in them after reading what it's all about.
I didn't know Bone was so dark. The character design of the three main characters is really misleading.
I thought it would be something silly.

Well...if TellTale didn't develop these games I wouldn't even heard about it.

[JedExodus]

I am kind of hoping they will work on Monkey Island during the other games.

I personally prefer the bigger Monkey Island games. It's not a knock on Telltale or anything, but I just like the extra-time that can be taken on a big budget version as opposed to the episodic stuff. I still maintain that the ending to Tales felt rushed

[PainDealer]

It's sad no one voted for Bone because we all know the truth. :(

I put the option there just in case someone believed in miracles.

[Elvenmonk]

I put the option there just in case someone believed in miracles.

I didn't notice it at first else I would've voted Bone.

[tredlow]

I didn't know Bone was so dark. The character design of the three main characters is really misleading.


I know, right? That's what makes it so awesome! The overlapping tones, and the feeling that it's several comic book stories crossing into each other!

[Krohn]

While ToMI Volume 2 would be nice, I do think they will do something different first.


Maybe something like "Return of the tentacle"
Just because there can never be enough Maniac Mansion :)
(And that isn't more unlikely than Monkey island would have seemed 2 years ago)


Of course I would buy a killer tomatoes game too.
(A license for that can't be that expensive :) )

[olijack]

My vote goes for please please please more monkey island :)

[onetrueduder]

I know this probably won't ever happen, however, I can dream.

My dream is that TTG would re-invent Full Throttle into episodic storyline as it (Along with Sam & Max) were Lucasarts' crowning achievements in adventure games, as well as a highly underrated property.

It is a great story with lots of additional material to draw from (such as rival gangs, power struggles and character relationships). The original game set up a unique dark, gritty but often comedic (love those Corley Bunnies) game that just screams sequel potential.

Anyways, I cast my vote for a Full Throttle (not necessarily a remake) season as I guarantee us adventure game fans will love it.

[Irishmile]

I think the majority of us want more Monkey Island.... and I believe the iron is still hot.... ToMI and the SE's did rather well.... It would make sense to make it sooner than later.

[mgrant]

Agreed.

[Origami]

Did someone already mention Indiana Jones?!

I think it would perfectly!
-Sense of humour fits
-Good licence
-Game would always be better than the last movie
-Cartoony style could easily work.

[Origami]

http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20750
(read TellTale member post)

Does this mean Season 2 for SBCG4AP?
The whole Homestar Runner thing is well....not my thing.
But I am happy for the people that were waiting on it.

[redm]

============>Monkey Island <-------------

also

A Dexter game would be brilliant, because...

-Telltale's chance to make a proper big-boy game with serious storylines that interweave and have proper emotional gravitas

-The nature of Dexter's "work" would lend itself well to adventure games, tracking people down, finding clues, finding clever ways to enter into property

-Hints could be delivered seamlessly using Dexter's trademark inner monologue

-That guy from the Telltale office who dressed as Dex would bum the idea

this idea is horrible just wanted to give my opinion about that ok

[Butterscotch-Biros]

this idea is horrible just wanted to give my opinion about that ok
I agree; Dexter is not only too dark for Telltale's catalogue.

For me, I want more TOMI and Wallace & Gromit...I love Sam & Max, but personally we just had a huge dosage recently, so I honestly could wait a while.

Realistically though, TOMI II will be next up for Telltale considering W&G's sales. :(

[RetroVortex]

Would love a Monty Python or a Discworld series.
But that just seems to unlikely really. (along with Ren and Stimpy, Earthworm Jim (HA!), and The Neverhood (though I'd argue those could work))

I guess another monkey Island series would be cool, as would another Puzzle agent.
Strongbad could do with another season.

And Sam and Max is just going from strength to strength.

[baron_calamity]

The truth is I'm just happy Telltale keeps making games.

Anyways, I voted other if only because I hope there was some truth to the speculation that Telltale is making a Tex Murphy game.
http://www.adventure-bug.com/2009/04/more-tex-murphy-rumblings.html

[Zepton]

I agree with those who've said Futurama and more Sam & Max. I have some other strange ideas: Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy or Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Billy & Mandy could really work, I think. It'd probably be sorta like Sam & Max, I guess, but different. Interacting with the Jamaican Grim Reaper... that'd be cool/funny.

And imagine exploring the world of Ferris Bueller, though, tricking snooty waiters and interacting with shady parking attendants, exploring art gallery's and parades...

I voted more Sam & Max, though, 'cause my ideas are likely not possible/likely :p

[CaptPicard]

Futurama, or Star Trek!

Paramount would never allow, it, but I can dream! :D

[Sslaxx]

Well, if we go into "how could they make this work", how about... Sonic?

Or, more seriously, I'd love to see the Planetfall 3 sequel actually made. Or the rest of the Magic Trilogy - only getting Z:GI was a bum.

[Origami]

Maybe a collaboration with Dreamworks or Disney/Pixar?

[Zepton]

I just had another wonderful idea... Seinfeld: the adventure game about nothing! :D You try to get out of work as George, come up with strange new business ventures for Kramerica Industries as Kramer, etc... It'd probably be pretty expensive to get permission and the original cast back, though. Not to mention the story would be kinda... uh... nothing...

Also, a more plausable idea, Back to the Future: the Game: Season 2!! If the first game does well, of course.

[Irishmile]

Predator.... or Alien..... or Driving Miss Daisy the point and click adventure game.... only with Winslow as the driver... admit it.... you would play that game.

[monkeymovies]

More Monkey Island - I want this the most. I think Telltale really wants to do it too, given what they've said before, but it's all up to LucasArts.

More Sam & Max - I think it's bound to happen in some form. Sam & Max is to Telltale as Toy Story is to Pixar, it's their flagship series and they own the rights to it.

More Wallace & Gromit - Eeehhhh...maybe. There are better ways to use Telltale's talent, I think, though I did enjoy the first three episodes a lot.

More Strong Bad - I don't think this is too out of the question, given that SB featured in Poker Night, and SB is getting released on PSN/Mac and iPad. However, it was my least favourite Telltale series, so maybe just stick to using him in "At the Inventory?".

More Bone - Not happening. It's been years, and the license is in new hands now.

More Puzzle Agent - It's likely, given all the promotion it's gotten (I have like four copies of the game now :P ) However, I didn't LOVE Puzzle Agent, and I'd be kindof annoyed if they did a full season of PA rather than a new Monkey Island or something.

More "At the Inventory" - I think Telltale have got something in mind, given those audio samples, this seems likely to me.

So in conclusion, I'd like a new Monkey Island season the most, and I'm sure Telltale would love to do it too, but in terms of how likely any of these are to happen, they'll probably develop one of their pilot programmes further.

[PainDealer]

I just had another wonderful idea... Seinfeld: the adventure game about nothing! :D

You, sir, are genius! How I'd LOVE to see someone pull that off. A game about nothing would be really challenging to make but if done just the right way would be awesomeness.

[lombre]

Personally, I'm hoping for a new Strong Bad season. Don't get me wrong, I'd jump for joy if they announced a new Puzzle Agent, or Monkey Island, or whatnot, but SBCG4AP was what introduced me to Telltale. I've got a soft spot for the game.

[GaryCXJk]

They're doing a story written by ME!!!

Or at least that's what happens in my dreams.

[Frankov]

I know it's a property of Disney now but :

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

It would make for a very fun adventure game. By the same author and in the same style, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency could work well as an adventure game as well.

[WARP10CK]

Futurama.

Oh god yes that would be awesome :)

[Zepton]

I know it's a property of Disney now but :

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

It would make for a very fun adventure game. By the same author and in the same style, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency could work well as an adventure game as well.

They should totally do that. It could definately work because they had that text adventure game...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/hitchhikers/game_nolan.shtml

If they do make a game, I think, I'd like to see the characters look more like they do in the movie than they do in the TV series.

I haven't read Dirk Gently, yet. I probably should, sometime.

[Frankov]

I haven't read Dirk Gently, yet. I probably should, sometime.

If you don't have much time to read, I'd suggest getting the audiobook. It's a very nice story as well as the sequel (The Long Dark Tea Time Of The Soul).

Or alternatively, the BBC started a Dirk Gently tv series, but I haven't had the chance to see it yet.

[Zepton]

"The Long Dark Tea Time Of The Soul" I've heard of that one. I love the way the name sounds funny, yet sad and dramatic at the same time. Maybe I'll read them this summer. I read all the Hitchhiker's Guide books last summer. If they're by the same author, I'll probably like these ones, too.

[markeres]

Nobody seems to have mentioned it, possibly because nobody's played it yet, but on blind faith alone, I sure wouldn't mind if they got started on "Back to the Future: The Game Part II" right away... :)

Most likely, however, I think would be "Murder at the Inventory", followed by another Sam and Max game, and perhaps even a Penny Arcade game.

[Scottio]

In the opening sequence of Back to the Future : The Game when Marty wakes up there is a movie poster for Weird Science on his wall, with the characters in the same cartoon/3D model as the BTTF game.

I hope this is a nice little easter egg and a teaser for a Weird Science game, would be awesome!

[Jon NA]

already made:
1- puzzle agent/ _ at the inventory
2- SMNMX
3- W and G
4- MI5 (ToMI was the 6th MI)
Other:
futurama
Invader ZIM (Basend on the episodes and the movie that were cancelled)
danger mouse/count duckula
aquila/bernard's watch
dexter
addams family

[Boeuf Bourguignon]

X-files is a good idea, could be fun, but i want Columbo. :p

[vivisectme]

i hope they go after the Dexter license but only if Michel C. Hall reprise his role as the lovable sociopath Dexter Morgan .

[GaryCXJk]

I seriously think Warner Bros. should hire Telltale Games to do a good Scooby-Doo game. Hopefully a Mystery Incorporated styled game.

[vivisectme]

i thought of two more the evil dead trilogy sines the last two game sucked and maybe something with the muppets .

[vivisectme]

I seriously think Warner Bros. should hire Telltale Games to do a good Scooby-Doo game. Hopefully a Mystery Incorporated styled game.

yeah that would be cool and get Doc Hammer & Jackson Publick to write it because the funny spuff they did on the venture bros of them

[Boeuf Bourguignon]

...and maybe something with the muppets .

Oh i'd like to see that too.
Anyway, it may sound a little too much "fanboy", but i think Telltale can handle ANY good license. They have awesome writers in the staff, and they know what's Video Game is really about.
I can't wait to see how far they will go.

[Captain Viku]

Well, this would be (of course) eb thinking once BTTF and JP are done, Telltale could do....

From franchises TTG have already touched once:
-Tales of Monkey Island: Season 2
-Puzzle agent
-Sam & Max Season 4
-More of the "At the Inventory" series

Things they could do from other franchises:
-Futurama (Whotever thought of this is win. A futurama point and clikc could work in so many levels)
-Animaniacs (I keep saying it's a good idea! why nobody besides me thinks so? D:)
-Day of the Tentacle/ Maniac Mansion
-Indiana Jones
-Darkwing Duck

[PainDealer]

-Tales of Monkey Island: Season 2

Can't use same name twice in MI series. That would have to be "Something Else of Monkey Island"

Animaniacs would be a killer!

[zmally]

The Mystery of Monkey Island!

[Woodsyblue]

Tales started in 2009; I think the final months of 2011 to the early half of 2012 is a big enough gap between entries for Telltales most successful series thus far. I'd be very surprised if the next non-pilot game after Jurassic Park wasn't Monkey Island.

Edit: *Sigh* not the case :(

[yoshifan]

Telltale is totally gonna do The Wizard of Oz...

[vivisectme]

has there ever been a gargoyles game i loved that show it had awesome characters and you would think its Disney do to the tone .

[redm]

Gargoyles was produced by Disney and I don't know anything about this sort of thing but from what I've read in various sources, I don't imagine Disney is the easiest company to collaborate with as far as license negotiations.

[Woodsyblue]

I guess we'll find out on Thursday. Come oooooon Monkey Island!

[PainDealer]

Yea tomorrow's a big day. Someone's dreams will come true and someone else's will be shattered.

[Macco]

I'm quite certain The Walking Dead will be next.

[apenpaap]

I'm quite certain The Walking Dead will be next.

You're a genius.

[GeorgeC]

Why do I feel like I'm the only one who has NEVER heard of the walking dead up until now?

[MusicallyInspired]

I haven't either. I also haven't heard of Fables or Hector.

[VeronicanPlay]

Ohh GeorgeC and MusicallyInspired you are not alone.

[Marsbergen]

Telltale will bust out a Street Sharks adventure game that will blow everyone away. Then Street Sharks will be remade into a new TV series that sucks.

After the extremely successful Street Sharks adventure game, Telltale will unleash Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: the Adventure Game. Again, people will be blown away, and Telltale will be deemed "Earth Gods"

[GuybrushWilco]

Telltale will bust out a Street Sharks adventure game that will blow everyone away. Then Street Sharks will be remade into a new TV series that sucks.

After the extremely successful Street Sharks adventure game, Telltale will unleash Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: the Adventure Game. Again, people will be blown away, and Telltale will be deemed "Earth Gods"

What about Battle Toads?

[Marsbergen]

Battle Toads will be resurrected in the distant future. The current technology that Telltale uses to create adventure games just cannot handle the pure awesomeness that is Battle Toads.

In a world where virtual reality is the mainstream, Battle Toads: the Adventure Game reigns supreme. See you in 50 years, boys.

[waroftheworlds01]

Gargoyles was produced by Disney and I don't know anything about this sort of thing but from what I've read in various sources, I don't imagine Disney is the easiest company to collaborate with as far as license negotiations.

Unless you're SquareEnix

[stoney1981]

I would like to see them doing an Inspector Columbo game for all us oldschool guys who enjoyed this great TV Series.

Is it possible to get the rights for that? If would SO buy it. Please Telltale.

[tredlow]

I really, really want something Discworld-related.