Telltale Games

MrAdventure · 06/30/2010, 11:01 am

Anyone else think Telltale would do a fantastic job creating a follow-up to The Last Express? According to something I read on his website a while back, Jordan Mechner even has at least a story outlined for a follow-up. The game has an art style Telltale could recreate easily and that game would accomplish moving them toward more serious storylines. Why should they do this? The Last Express was fantastic and I don't think real-time has ever been done better.

**Will** · 06/30/2010, 12:45 pm

I'm a HUUUGGE Last Express fan, though I wonder where you would go with a follow-up. Also, it appears that a movie version is in the works.

evilguy12 · 06/30/2010, 01:16 pm

That's another game I really need to play, very hard to find though. They should really make a special edition of the game (and a special edition of the Neverhood, while they are at it).

Little Writer · 06/30/2010, 10:29 pm

This is the second place where I'm hearing about this game. Personally, I think that real-time element would just frustrate the hell out of me, but perhaps I'm just looking at it wrong.

**Will** · 07/01/2010, 09:14 am

The real-time element really makes the game engrossing. It's well worth giving it a shot if you can track it down.

Avistew · 07/01/2010, 09:15 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Will

The real-time element really makes the game engrossing. It's well worth giving it a shot if you can track it down.

I'm surprised you're not linking to Gametap.

patters · 07/01/2010, 11:07 am

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Originally Posted by Avistew

I'm surprised you're not linking to Gametap.

Gametap sucks

MrAdventure · 07/05/2010, 11:41 am

Movie version huh? I guess that would preclude Telltale from doing anything since you guys never get involved in movie licenses.

06/30/2010, 11:01 am	#1
MrAdventure Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: I can see TellTale from here Posts: 14	The Last Express Anyone else think Telltale would do a fantastic job creating a follow-up to The Last Express? According to something I read on his website a while back, Jordan Mechner even has at least a story outlined for a follow-up. The game has an art style Telltale could recreate easily and that game would accomplish moving them toward more serious storylines. Why should they do this? The Last Express was fantastic and I don't think real-time has ever been done better.

06/30/2010, 10:29 pm	#4
Little Writer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Belgium Posts: 348	This is the second place where I'm hearing about this game. Personally, I think that real-time element would just frustrate the hell out of me, but perhaps I'm just looking at it wrong. __________________ "There's a difference between knowing you are, and simply being." Just finished:Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst (I know, I know ...) Playing now:Sam & Max 305 - PoP: Forgotten Sands

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06/30/2010, 12:45 pm	#2
Will Telltale Team Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Sausalito, CA Posts: 2,308	I'm a HUUUGGE Last Express fan, though I wonder where you would go with a follow-up. Also, it appears that a movie version is in the works.

06/30/2010, 01:16 pm	#3
evilguy12 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 62	That's another game I really need to play, very hard to find though. They should really make a special edition of the game (and a special edition of the Neverhood, while they are at it).

07/01/2010, 09:14 am	#5
Will Telltale Team Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Sausalito, CA Posts: 2,308	The real-time element really makes the game engrossing. It's well worth giving it a shot if you can track it down.

07/05/2010, 11:41 am	#8
MrAdventure Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: I can see TellTale from here Posts: 14	Movie version huh? I guess that would preclude Telltale from doing anything since you guys never get involved in movie licenses.