Telltale Games

Chenzi · 06/25/2011, 05:23 pm

Okay, since I've finished Surfin' the Highway, the only thing I haven't done is play Hit the Road.

However, I had a few questions about it that I was hoping someone could answer for me.

First of all, when I search Amazon, I'm seeing two different things. Which one of these links leads to the one I need for my PC?

http://www.amazon.com/Sam-Max-Hit-th...sr=1-1-catcorr

http://www.amazon.com/Sam-Max-Hit-Ro...sr=1-2-catcorr

Also, will I need something like ScummVM to run it properly? How difficult is ScummVM to use?

Sorry about the wall of text, but if I could get any advice I would greatly appreciate it!

crfh · 06/25/2011, 06:48 pm

It's not very difficult, you just have to read the instructions.

I don't know what version you're getting, but make sure it's the one with the VOICE ACTING. There's a version that doesn't have it. If the file is like 8 MB or so, then it's the version WITHOUT the voice action.

HTR is very fun

crfh · 06/25/2011, 06:50 pm

Looking at your links, apparently it's the 24.50 one.

Chenzi · 06/25/2011, 06:52 pm

I thought the first link was correct. Thank you for that confirmation.

Shyguy · 06/25/2011, 10:14 pm

Definitely get the one with the Voice Acting. After all, what's the point of playing Sam and Max without hearing their hilarious lines?

Laserschwert · 06/26/2011, 06:38 am

You can get it for much less on eBay though...

Like THIS one. Just be sure to get the CD version and not the floppy version.

Also, ScummVM is very easy to use. Just run it, click the "add game" button and pick your CD drive (while the game CD is in it, of course). Usually it recognizes the game right away and your good to go.

Chenzi · 06/26/2011, 10:08 am

Thanks for the help everyone.

I'll look at ordering in a few days. I admit that I'm going to have to adjust to the older voices since I'm used to the Telltale games, but that's fine. I just want to see more wacky hijinks and random misadventures.

(I also need to actually get around to playing ToMI...)

Alex IDV · 06/26/2011, 10:55 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laserschwert

You can get it for much less on eBay though...

Like THIS one. Just be sure to get the CD version and not the floppy version.

Also, ScummVM is very easy to use. Just run it, click the "add game" button and pick your CD drive (while the game CD is in it, of course). Usually it recognizes the game right away and your good to go.

It's easier to just copy all the files on the game CD to your harddrive, click the "add game" button, and pick the folder you copied the files to. That way, you don't have to have the CD in your CD drive in order to play.

Bocci Madman · 06/26/2011, 06:37 pm

Funny, I've actually started playing the Telltale games recently and it's odd getting used to the new voices, having played Hit the Road when it came out back in the day. Enjoy.

Chenzi · 07/01/2011, 11:03 am

Well, I placed my order.

Now I just gotta wait for it to show up, get it running, and have fun.

FitzoliverJ · 09/05/2011, 08:11 am

Was amused to see a new copy of "Hit the Road" for sale in Clas Ohlson this afternoon. Unless whoever buys it is familiar with, e.g., this forum, they'd have a helluva problem running it nowadays!

(Thank heavens for SCUMM, I say)

06/25/2011, 05:23 pm	#1
Chenzi Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 13	Thinking about buying Hit the Road. Could I get some advice? Okay, since I've finished Surfin' the Highway, the only thing I haven't done is play Hit the Road. However, I had a few questions about it that I was hoping someone could answer for me. First of all, when I search Amazon, I'm seeing two different things. Which one of these links leads to the one I need for my PC? http://www.amazon.com/Sam-Max-Hit-th...sr=1-1-catcorr http://www.amazon.com/Sam-Max-Hit-Ro...sr=1-2-catcorr Also, will I need something like ScummVM to run it properly? How difficult is ScummVM to use? Sorry about the wall of text, but if I could get any advice I would greatly appreciate it!

06/25/2011, 06:48 pm	#2
crfh Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Mexico Posts: 703	It's not very difficult, you just have to read the instructions. I don't know what version you're getting, but make sure it's the one with the VOICE ACTING. There's a version that doesn't have it. If the file is like 8 MB or so, then it's the version WITHOUT the voice action. HTR is very fun __________________ Power Nap A guy who has to sleep in a world that never sleeps anymore. College Roomies from Hell!!! Mutants, tentacles, Satan, gun-toting girls.

06/25/2011, 06:50 pm	#3
crfh Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Mexico Posts: 703	Looking at your links, apparently it's the 24.50 one. __________________ Power Nap A guy who has to sleep in a world that never sleeps anymore. College Roomies from Hell!!! Mutants, tentacles, Satan, gun-toting girls.

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06/25/2011, 06:52 pm	#4
Chenzi Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 13	I thought the first link was correct. Thank you for that confirmation.

06/25/2011, 10:14 pm	#5
Shyguy Not Important Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Australia Posts: 210	Definitely get the one with the Voice Acting. After all, what's the point of playing Sam and Max without hearing their hilarious lines?

06/26/2011, 06:38 am	#6
Laserschwert The F*ckest Uppest Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 1,850	You can get it for much less on eBay though... Like THIS one. Just be sure to get the CD version and not the floppy version. Also, ScummVM is very easy to use. Just run it, click the "add game" button and pick your CD drive (while the game CD is in it, of course). Usually it recognizes the game right away and your good to go.

06/26/2011, 10:08 am	#7
Chenzi Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 13	Thanks for the help everyone. I'll look at ordering in a few days. I admit that I'm going to have to adjust to the older voices since I'm used to the Telltale games, but that's fine. I just want to see more wacky hijinks and random misadventures. (I also need to actually get around to playing ToMI...)

06/26/2011, 06:37 pm	#9
Bocci Madman Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 21	Funny, I've actually started playing the Telltale games recently and it's odd getting used to the new voices, having played Hit the Road when it came out back in the day. Enjoy.

07/01/2011, 11:03 am	#10
Chenzi Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 13	Well, I placed my order. Now I just gotta wait for it to show up, get it running, and have fun.

09/05/2011, 08:11 am	#11
FitzoliverJ Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 940	Was amused to see a new copy of "Hit the Road" for sale in Clas Ohlson this afternoon. Unless whoever buys it is familiar with, e.g., this forum, they'd have a helluva problem running it nowadays! (Thank heavens for SCUMM, I say)