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Old 06/20/2006, 11:22 am   #1
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Hi!

First of all I like the original voices! (yeah, hate me for this!)

And second I'm a fan of Sam & Max since I can think!

I'm very anxious about the first episode - and there's my big question: Are the Freelance Police detectives and their victims going to speak German? Would there a German version of the game available?

Many thanks for your replies!

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Old 06/20/2006, 04:19 pm   #2
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Welcome to the forum, Eliot.

We haven't made any decisions yet about localizing Sam & Max. Anything's possible!

Out of curiosity - when you say you like the original voices, are you talking about the English voices or the German voices?
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Old 06/20/2006, 05:13 pm   #3
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Many thanks for your welcoming message!

I've spoken about the English voices from your trailer.

Another question - which was already mentioned - is bothering me: What kinds of play modes are in your mind for this game?

jump and run, point and click, third person etc...

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Old 06/20/2006, 08:31 pm   #4
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They'll be third-person games, point & click games, just like our Bone games and like Sam & Max Hit the Road.
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Old 06/21/2006, 10:17 am   #5
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Thank you!
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Old 06/21/2006, 05:19 pm   #6
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Woo, I just had to register for this thread!

In any case you're considering about a localizisation of Sam & Max, for schmirdn's sake, please let your reps know to recast Max' original German voice from Hit the Road!
While most of the cast (even Sam) sounded just like a boring bunch of line-reciters instead of actors, Sandra Schwittau practically saved the game because of her longtime experience as Bart Simpson. Granted, she rather represented Max as a bratty kid (which Bart happens to be) instead of as a hyperactive adult with a squeaky voice, but I'd rather take a mischaracterization instead of another boring actor who wouldn't know how to make his lines sound funny.

And another hypothetical question for a future localization: Would you offer the language paks as additional downloads, and would you charge something for them even if one has already bought the English episode?

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Old 09/04/2006, 12:37 am   #7
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Being one of your German "customers" myself, I would absolutely vote FOR a localization of Sam & Max. While Splashman mentioned Sam's voice in "Hit the Road" being kinda boring (he doesn't sound as cool as the English voice, that's for sure), but generally Hans-Gerd Kilbinger - who by the way also voiced Malcolm Corley in the German version of "Full Throttle", while Sandra Schwittau voiced his Daughter Maureen in that game - did a good job, making his dry comments stand in beautiful contrast to Max's crazy antics. But I'll agree 110% that Sandra Schwittau was an absolute amazing Max. Different, that's right, but great, and a German "Freelance Police" would HAVE to have her as Max.

And just in case you're considering a localization after all, have a look at http://www.toneworx.com/ as these guys have made the most amazing German versions of a lot of games. Or choose who ever fits your budget.
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Old 09/04/2006, 01:34 am   #8
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Being one of your German "customers" myself, I would absolutely vote FOR a localization of Sam & Max. While Splashman mentioned Sam's voice in "Hit the Road" being kinda boring (he doesn't sound as cool as the English voice, that's for sure), but generally Hans-Gerd Kilbinger - who by the way also voiced Malcolm Corley in the German version of "Full Throttle", while Sandra Schwittau voiced his Daughter Maureen in that game - did a good job, making his dry comments stand in beautiful contrast to Max's crazy antics. But I'll agree 110% that Sandra Schwittau was an absolute amazing Max. Different, that's right, but great, and a German "Freelance Police" would HAVE to have her as Max.

And just in case you're considering a localization after all, have a look at http://www.toneworx.com/ as these guys have made the most amazing German versions of a lot of games. Or choose who ever fits your budget.
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