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11/10/2006, 02:17 am
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Monkey Butler
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Sam & Max Make IGN's Holiday Buyer's Guide
IGN have listed S&M as one of the top ten games available during the 'Holiday' season - yay!
 http://buyersguide.ign.com/2006/pc/2.html
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11/10/2006, 02:26 am
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Monkey Butler
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Oops! That should be 'Sam & Max Makes IGN's Holiday Buyer's Guide'
Me don't write so good
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11/10/2006, 08:35 am
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Telltale Team
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I think either is acceptable. "Sam & Max" as an entity is a singular noun, at least in American english. In the UK it would probably remain plural. Eg in the US people would say "Telltale Games has announced they're making a Sam & Max game" and in the UK they'd say "Telltale Games have announced..." All stupid if you ask me.
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11/10/2006, 11:20 am
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Max's PH-Neutral Chewtoy
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Regardless of whether Sam & Max is/are singular or plural, the spot on the list is a great thing to hear... and well deserved too!
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11/14/2006, 05:42 pm
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Lint Miner
Join Date: Oct 2006
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The Aussie gaming site PALGN has a rather lovely review out (which may well be a rehash of a review from another territory, but whatever).
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