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adventureaddict · 06/08/2010, 01:03 am

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Originally Posted by GuruGuru214

Lots of stuff that makes sense.

Listen to this man, people! Only if it is because he has the same opinion as me, do as I say!

Secret Fawful · 06/08/2010, 01:04 am

That makes no sense!

adventureaddict · 06/08/2010, 01:07 am

You make no sense!

Scrawffler · 06/08/2010, 01:20 am

My vote goes to Freelance Police, though I think Ron's MI3 would be interesting to see too.

Not familiar with Insecticide (but it looks pretty cool) or Duke Nukem, and even though Full Throttle is one of my favourite games I'm not all that keen on the sequel ideas for it.

I wouldn't be against a Full Throttle sequel, but I don't really like either of the sequel concepts that were worked on in the past.

doodo! · 06/08/2010, 04:14 am

I'm more than fine with Ron just helping out with projects like Tales of Monkey Island. As much as I enjoyed the first two games, I really have nothing against 3,4 and "5".

I honestly don't want to see him step in and take full control of a franchise that he respectably "left" several, and several more years ago.

People need to move on, give us something new and different. The franchise has evolved and as much as I value Ron's input and insights I don't think we need to go back to square 1.

MusicallyInspired · 06/08/2010, 07:22 am

Payback may have looked awesome, but the story was abysmal and you all would have hated it. I know I would have.

I chose MI3. But Freelance Police wasn't far behind.

Neikron · 06/08/2010, 07:39 am

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Originally Posted by doodo!

People need to move on, give us something new and different. The franchise has evolved and as much as I value Ron's input and insights I don't think we need to go back to square 1.

Do you feel the same way about the remaking of the first two games? I believe that it wouldn't be a step back if they released it after the second one had been re-released. That being said, I did enjoy MI3 for the most part. Obviously there were some errors according to the original vision, but it was still a fun game.

My vote is going with MI3, though I'm not going to be upset when this doesn't happen. I'll be happy with new Monkey Island dialogue, whichever game it may come with.

Jenny · 06/08/2010, 10:04 pm

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Originally Posted by taumel

As you name it i never liked the ending of MI2, the hotline, the cellar, big whoop, ... these things felt artificial, MI1 was more consistent.

I did like those things as part of the unique humour of MI. But because everything was left open ended, I always lean toward SMI as my favorite game. It followed a nice story arc, with an ending, as well as the interesting characters and fun dialogue.

Although some of the scenes on Booty Island are my favorites, the overall favorite game has to go to SMI. However, if I found out the ending and reason behind all the craziness in LR, I might lean that way instead.

PimPamPet · 06/09/2010, 12:29 am

Ron's Monkey Island 3. While I liked Curse, I'd rather have seen a "proper" follow-up to LeChuck's Revenge.

While Freelance Police might be interesting to see, I think Telltale has done such a superb job on their Sam & Max games that I really don't need to.

axelkothe · 06/09/2010, 01:08 am

I voted Payback, because we already have new MI and Sam & Max Adventure games.

Other titles I would have loved to play are Warcraft Adventures, Loom 2+3, Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix, Space Quest 7...

Ciremi · 06/09/2010, 08:54 am

Payback, hands down. It sounds like it has a great story.

Still, to have seen this made way back then, utilizing the new and kickass technology that existed then, might have been much better for the game. If it were made by anyone else today you know they would find a way to wreck it -- just look at what happened to Still Life 2...

Toast_Burner · 06/09/2010, 09:19 am

Sam and Max.
Telltale should make a full lengh Sam and Max game

Didero · 06/09/2010, 09:31 am

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Originally Posted by Toast_Burner

Sam and Max.
Telltale should make a full lengh Sam and Max game

They have. "Sam & Max Save The World" and "Beyond Time And Space".

The Gentleman · 06/09/2010, 10:06 am

I wanted to see Duke Nukem.

Toast_Burner · 06/09/2010, 01:41 pm

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Originally Posted by Didero

They have. "Sam & Max Save The World" and "Beyond Time And Space".

Those are split up into lots of episodes.
The seasons are great but I think they should make one big long game as well.

Kroms · 06/09/2010, 01:45 pm

Why? Please don't say anything about the "good old days".

adventureaddict · 06/09/2010, 05:45 pm

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Originally Posted by Toast_Burner

Those are split up into lots of episodes.
The seasons are great but I think they should make one big long game as well.

It's pretty much the same thing. The episodes have one continuous storyline over each season. Would you be happier if they 'glued' all the episodes together?

Power46 · 06/09/2010, 06:38 pm

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Originally Posted by Toast_Burner

Those are split up into lots of episodes.
The seasons are great but I think they should make one big long game as well.

Actually, they were thinking of doing that for Freelance Police. In fact, the whole "six barely related cases" thing came from Freelance Police. They were even considering splitting it up into episodes like TTG does. Plus, each Telltale episode is about the size of a lot of the adventure games of the early 1990's, so thus each episode is essentially a full-sized adventure.

Ciremi · 06/10/2010, 09:40 am

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Originally Posted by MusicallyInspired

Payback may have looked awesome, but the story was abysmal and you all would have hated it. I know I would have.

I don't think this is true. The primary focus of these guys was the story, and they wouldn't have even started working on the project if the story wasn't working. Just look at the story behind the first Full Throttle. It was epic.

Since the technology at the time wasn't anything like right now, there was no way/reason for them to get caught up in the special effects and action sequences...

ZombieAtPlay · 06/10/2010, 09:45 am

I personally would love the second half of Toonstruck (one of my top 3 games ever) and 'Sam and Max Plunge through Space' looked fun, but out of those given, I vote Itsecticide

View Poll Results: Well, which one?
Sam & Max: Freelance Police	24	30.00%
Full Throttle: Payback	9	11.25%
Insecticide Part 2	3	3.75%
Duke Nukem Forever	8	10.00%
Ron Gilbert's Monkey Island 3	36	45.00%
Voters: 80. You may not vote on this poll

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06/08/2010, 01:20 am	#24
Scrawffler Pappapisshu!! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: England wink wink nudge nudge Posts: 607	My vote goes to Freelance Police, though I think Ron's MI3 would be interesting to see too. Not familiar with Insecticide (but it looks pretty cool) or Duke Nukem, and even though Full Throttle is one of my favourite games I'm not all that keen on the sequel ideas for it. I wouldn't be against a Full Throttle sequel, but I don't really like either of the sequel concepts that were worked on in the past. __________________ I'm not crazy; I'm sanely-challenged.

06/10/2010, 09:45 am	#40
ZombieAtPlay The Yellow Dart Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, England, Earth Posts: 119	I personally would love the second half of Toonstruck (one of my top 3 games ever) and 'Sam and Max Plunge through Space' looked fun, but out of those given, I vote Itsecticide __________________ This Sig is fleeting human contact, You and me, Both of us lost, But for a moment we are lost together. I wonder who you are?

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06/08/2010, 01:07 am	#23
adventureaddict Pirate Spunk. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Australia Posts: 655	You make no sense!

06/08/2010, 04:14 am	#25
doodo! Banned Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 4,268	I'm more than fine with Ron just helping out with projects like Tales of Monkey Island. As much as I enjoyed the first two games, I really have nothing against 3,4 and "5". I honestly don't want to see him step in and take full control of a franchise that he respectably "left" several, and several more years ago. People need to move on, give us something new and different. The franchise has evolved and as much as I value Ron's input and insights I don't think we need to go back to square 1.

06/09/2010, 12:29 am	#29
PimPamPet Freelance Police Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 339	Ron's Monkey Island 3. While I liked Curse, I'd rather have seen a "proper" follow-up to LeChuck's Revenge. While Freelance Police might be interesting to see, I think Telltale has done such a superb job on their Sam & Max games that I really don't need to.

06/09/2010, 01:08 am	#30
axelkothe Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 111	I voted Payback, because we already have new MI and Sam & Max Adventure games. Other titles I would have loved to play are Warcraft Adventures, Loom 2+3, Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix, Space Quest 7...

06/09/2010, 08:54 am	#31
Ciremi Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 42	Payback, hands down. It sounds like it has a great story. Still, to have seen this made way back then, utilizing the new and kickass technology that existed then, might have been much better for the game. If it were made by anyone else today you know they would find a way to wreck it -- just look at what happened to Still Life 2...

06/09/2010, 09:19 am	#32
Toast_Burner Always burns his toast Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Behind you! Posts: 118	Sam and Max. Telltale should make a full lengh Sam and Max game

06/09/2010, 10:06 am	#34
The Gentleman My Opinions Are Wrong Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: UK Posts: 924	I wanted to see Duke Nukem.

06/09/2010, 01:45 pm	#36
Kroms Knows Pi backwards. Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 774	Why? Please don't say anything about the "good old days".

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