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Jshadow 08/26/2010 05:14 pm

Sam and Max: Hit the Road - REMAKE?
 
Now, we all remember that these past 2 years, Monkey Island and LeChuck's Revange, the 2 great Lucas Arts classics were remade in new and improved graphics, better music and voice acting.
Now that that's been settled, can we expect the same happening to the pride and joy of the world of our k9 cop and his rabitty-thing companion, that's is Hit the Road? quite honestly it's a pretty big candidate, especially considering that Devil's Playhouse is comming to an end and Telltale will have to think of something, until they decide to make the next Sam and Max season.

what do you guys think?

Blooglspash 08/26/2010 05:19 pm

Well, Lucasarts doesn't own the rights to Sam and Max and Telltale doesn't own the rights to Hit the Road, it's unlikely they would collaborate. Besides, why do you want a remake? The game already has great voice acting and graphics. A re-release would be a better option in my opinion.

SlasherMan 08/26/2010 05:22 pm

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Originally Posted by Blooglspash (Post 366269)
Besides, why do you want a remake? The game already has great voice acting and graphics. A re-release would be a better option in my opinion.

Yea, I agree. Thats like Lucasarts making Curse of Monkey Island Special Edition... It dosen't need it.

Falanca 08/26/2010 05:23 pm

I'm skeptical, since Hit the Road was already technically superior to SoMI and MI2:LR, to the point it already had its own voice acting.

Also there is that fact that Monkey Island is going with an ongoing story and every title adds something to it, whereas all Sam and Max titles have different "cases" in each game without any big "turn of events". All Sam and Max titles are, in the end, closed boxes by theirselves. How this would affect the appeal or the sale of it is that, Telltale topped Hit the Road. Hit the Road is not really that fun and revolutionary compared to Telltale series. It would just reside in The Devil's Playhouse's shadow, and wouldn't be able to get much sales in my opinion.

Jshadow 08/26/2010 05:28 pm

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Originally Posted by SlasherMan (Post 366271)
Yea, I agree. Thats like Lucasarts making Curse of Monkey Island Special Edition... It dosen't need it.

it's just that, the graphics could be improved a bit and music, since it's still the SCUMM thing involved and I think the old game wouldn't run on PC systems these days, considering the game is 20 yrs old.

The Highway 08/26/2010 05:34 pm

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Originally Posted by Jshadow (Post 366277)
I think the old game wouldn't run on PC systems these days, considering the game is 20 yrs old.

Say that to the guys at SCUMMVM. And to the thousands of people who can still play it. And the 200X CD Re-Release.

RMJ1984 08/26/2010 06:02 pm

Would be benificial to both companies. Im not sure if they keep voice recordings, Because then you would assume they could use them at higher quality, Just like how they can suddenly make a Blueray version of BTTF.

But would be very cool. Its easy to see that LucasArts learned something from Monkey 1 remake, it was okay and it was nice, But Monkey 2 remake was far more true to the original, and was overall better, it just had a feel closer to the original, also liked the Guy Brush better. That dude in Monkey 1 remake was silly looking xD

Fazz 08/27/2010 07:24 am

Of course HTR have great graphics and voice acting, but the inventory system is quite awful. I stopped playing it because it was really impractical. :(

Player_2 08/27/2010 07:50 am

I don't care how good or bad it is. I'm too young to have played it and totally missed the boat on that one, and I'd love to have a remake just so I could join in and know what the big deal was.

Fazz 08/27/2010 07:54 am

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Originally Posted by Player_2 (Post 366455)
I don't care how good or bad it is. I'm too young to have played it and totally missed the boat on that one

I'm 17. I got mine on Amazon (or eBay, can't remember) for a few bucks. :p So you did not miss the boat.

Blooglspash 08/27/2010 07:55 am

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Originally Posted by Player_2 (Post 366455)
I don't care how good or bad it is. I'm too young to have played it and totally missed the boat on that one, and I'd love to have a remake just so I could join in and know what the big deal was.

Which is why I suggested a re-release, so people who haven't played it could play it.

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Originally Posted by Fazz (Post 366447)
Of course HTR have great graphics and voice acting, but the inventory system is quite awful. I stopped playing it because it was really impractical. :(

I thought the inventory system was fine, the only problem I had was taking off the bigfoot costume.

Timmeh2006 08/28/2010 01:06 am

I think all of the Lucas adventures could do with remakes, Hit the Road and Curse of Monkey Island included, and especially Grim Fandango. Hopefully The two Monkey Island games sold enough that we'll see this happen for the more popular titles. Yes the later games look a lot better than Secret of Monkey Island but the fact is they weren't designed to be played on widescreen monitors with the high resolutions that are commonplace today.

HelloCthulhu 08/28/2010 01:16 am

Wah, I have to play my game in pixels and in a window, wah. :P

girlycard 08/28/2010 01:31 am

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Originally Posted by Timmeh2006 (Post 366801)
I think all of the Lucas adventures could do with remakes, Hit the Road and Curse of Monkey Island included, and especially Grim Fandango. Hopefully The two Monkey Island games sold enough that we'll see this happen for the more popular titles. Yes the later games look a lot better than Secret of Monkey Island but the fact is they weren't designed to be played on widescreen monitors with the high resolutions that are commonplace today.

I would rather if they didn't remake Grim fandango- seriously. They should leave that alone.

As for Hit the Road; It's charming how it is and doesn't need a remake. It hasn't aged badly at ALL, so there's just no reason to.

quickdollar 08/28/2010 02:51 am

Sam and max series is going to rock again. As the series of this show is going to be every one's favorite. Therefore we all will enjoy.

seibert999 08/28/2010 03:01 am

i hope they make one so i can play it

guitarsareboring 08/28/2010 03:13 am

I don't think LucasArts will bother remaking anything that already has voice acting. Maniac Mansion deserves a stylish update and a little edit to fix the whole 'dying' issue...perhaps just including intelligent autosave points might help.

seibert999 08/28/2010 03:19 am

if it is good i will play it

Skarnet 08/28/2010 06:56 am

Here's a demo: http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/downl...-hit-the-road/

seibert999 08/28/2010 07:12 am

i will try the demo


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