Telltale Games

Steve2000 · 03/18/2005, 03:54 am

I know there is a space for comments on the Blogs - but I figured I would start this thread anyway.

I wanted to make some comments on Heather's blog about the GDC. I am very excited that there seems to be a bit of a resurgence in people who want to make adventure/story based games. I was also on Ron Gilbert's (the creator of Monkey Island) website and he had some similar comments to Heather. He also provides the link to some of the transcripts of a conversations between several key players including Warren Spector . The Bone game is going to be a leader in a time of resrugence for adventures.

Side note: I am also looking forword to hearing more about Will Wright's project "spore" which is not a joke as I had first thought.

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03/18/2005, 03:54 am	#1
Steve2000 Mighty Pirate Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: San Francisco Posts: 224	I know there is a space for comments on the Blogs - but I figured I would start this thread anyway. I wanted to make some comments on Heather's blog about the GDC. I am very excited that there seems to be a bit of a resurgence in people who want to make adventure/story based games. I was also on Ron Gilbert's (the creator of Monkey Island) website and he had some similar comments to Heather. He also provides the link to some of the transcripts of a conversations between several key players including Warren Spector . The Bone game is going to be a leader in a time of resrugence for adventures. Side note: I am also looking forword to hearing more about Will Wright's project "spore" which is not a joke as I had first thought.