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Originally Posted by Pale Man
Not every Telltale game is going to be made specifically to suit your exact interests.
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Yeah, I know. But, consider the possibility that Telltale decides that it likes to make action adventures and action games better. Or Lucasarts grows a pair and finally begins to stop making almost every single title they release Star Wars related. Or Valve decides that nobody really needs or wants a Portal 2. Companies change, and I ain't saying that I can't handle that. While it is a very good idea for Telltale to start branching out and getting titles that cater to a wider variety of audiences, why did they choose two film series from the 80's-90's that almost no one has heard anything about in nigh ten, fifteen years? They could have gotten the Brothers Chap to do another Strong Bad season. Or persuaded Wallace and Gromit to come back on board (of course, that wasn't the greatest title that came from Telltale). There are so many other more popular titles out there that they could be doing with a little persistence, but aren't.
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Do you own CSI? No? Cool.
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Question is: do you? How about Bone? Or Telltale Texas Hold 'Em?
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Don't play the ones you don't want to, but don't act like they're going to give up on adventure games and classics, because that couldn't be further from the truth. They were FOUNDED to make classic adventure games, they're not going to turn their backs on it.
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Yes! Which is why Telltale is so unique as a company. The golden age of Lucasart adventure games is long gone. Who else is there nowadays to make good quality adventure games based on great series we all loved as kids? Did any of the Monkey Island fans expect a new Monkey Island game? Did the Strong Bad ones expect to be able to play AS Strong Bad in a full 3-D game?
And what about Sam and Max, their first REAL shoot-off into the big time competition? My problem is not "OHHHH! They're taking movie franchises and turning them into games! They're branching off into other genres! OHHHH! Whatever shall I do?" My problem is more, yes, Telltale is making other games, but they aren't taking full advantage of their status.