If an upcoming Kickstarter project was a 25th Anniversary remake of Sam and Max...

[coolsome]

I would have funded the full backing!

[Vainamoinen]

If an upcoming Kickstarter project was a 25th Anniversary remake of Sam and Max...

...I wouldn't support it.

Three possibilities: Either LucasArts wants to make it - they have all the money in the world, so go, LucasArts, without a single one of my cents, these guys will probably never do a better game anyway. Or Telltale wants to make it - they shouldn't waste their time and do Season 4 instead. Or someone else wants to make it - with no experience besides maybe a blind and exaggerated love for the original.

I'm in the process of replaying Season 1, and I have to say, sometimes even that feels a bit dated. Telltale of all companies should not go back to an even older concept. They've done great with the narrative of Season 3, and I expect them to weed out the hiccups this great game still had (some unresolved story threads, some massive canon contradictions [Stinky!!]). They must not go back to the simplicity of "Hit the Road". It would be a lot of steps back.

[Tora Newton Y.]

Originally Posted by Vainamoinen

(some unresolved story threads, some massive canon contradictions [Stinky!!])

Actually, Chuck Jordan was kind enough to explain the whole Stinky subplot in a blog post on his website since even he acknowledged it wasn't explained well and was really confusing.
http://www.spectrecollie.com/archive.../09/back-story

I get depressed every time I remember Chuck Jordan doesn't work for Telltale anymore and won't be having any part in Season 4. It's such a shame, the man is a genius.

[Scnew]

I'd rather just get a new game.

[WRONGonRED]

I'd back a remake of Hit The Road in a heartbeat.