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Jekill · 08/29/2007, 04:32 am

i just saw that the german version comes with a little highway surfin poster and a few sheets of concept art... why? i would have liked those as well

edit: this is what it looks like click

Zeek · 08/29/2007, 05:49 am

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Originally Posted by Jekill

i just saw that the german version comes with a little highway surfin poster and a few sheets of concept art... why? i would have liked those as well

edit: this is what it looks like click

It's a marketting thing. They want you to buy both versions. Right Emily?

Emily · 08/29/2007, 06:00 am

Err... something like that.

Most of the same concepts are up at Summer of Sam & Max. (The retail version does not come with printed concept art; it's on the DVD.)

The biggest thing the retail version has that Telltale's does not is the poster and the behind the scenes video (parts of which TAC has released online). On the flip side, our DVD has stuff that TAC's does not, like the commentaries and the Steve Purcell cover... We just wanted to make sure that everyone got something cool and special, no matter which version they bought.

Rasher · 08/29/2007, 06:09 am

I got them both

Jekill · 08/29/2007, 06:21 am

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Originally Posted by Emily

Err... something like that.

Most of the same concepts are up at Summer of Sam & Max. (The retail version does not come with printed concept art; it's on the DVD.)

The biggest thing the retail version has that Telltale's does not is the poster and the behind the scenes video (parts of which TAC has released online). On the flip side, our DVD has stuff that TAC's does not, like the commentaries and the Steve Purcell cover... We just wanted to make sure that everyone got something cool and special, no matter which version they bought.

well, thats right, the only thing i am really missing is the little poster. but i gotta say, the telltale purcell cover is way better, i really love that one. and when i see what the retail's got i just have to admit: you guys at telltale simply rock. thank you, and for the quick answer as well!

08/29/2007, 04:32 am	#261
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08/29/2007, 06:00 am	#263
Emily Formerly of the Telltale Team Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: San Francisco Posts: 4,549	Err... something like that. Most of the same concepts are up at Summer of Sam & Max. (The retail version does not come with printed concept art; it's on the DVD.) The biggest thing the retail version has that Telltale's does not is the poster and the behind the scenes video (parts of which TAC has released online). On the flip side, our DVD has stuff that TAC's does not, like the commentaries and the Steve Purcell cover... We just wanted to make sure that everyone got something cool and special, no matter which version they bought.

08/29/2007, 06:09 am	#264
Rasher Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 256	I got them both