Telltale Games

The_Hamburgaler · 08/31/2010, 02:24 pm

I'v been thinking about this long and hard (Gigity) since I beat the final episode in the devils playhouse and its been bugging me since. Should their be a season 4/ keep going with the series till it HAS to end?

I am not afraid AT ALL that I cried when Sam walked down that street without purpose, as the credits rolled. And I stood up out of my chair when I heard the ding of the time- Oh by the way spoilers, but you should probably know that by now. If not ya dun goofed.- elevator and the two were reunited. It was absolutely possible that this was the finale because we are 3 seasons in and an end would have been understandable albeit very dark considering the lightheartedness of the series in general. Around here is when I started to realize this may be the final moments we get to see Sam and max, And I started to cry a little more, but in kind of a happy way (not like, "ITS OVER HOORAY", but more like it ended well). And then... "Wanna go in the time elevator!?"/ Fight the rat queen!?"

Oh telltale.. you never cease to surprise me. And you also never cease to impress me. It was here I realized Telltale are some of the most creative minds in the world, and are capable of most anything.

Keep making Sam and Max games.

I will probably never say that about any other developer or game series ever again, so I hope that means something.

You have shown that you can take a series with so much potential, and use it all. And you can keep going! You've already come up with two episodes at the end! I wanna fight the banker and play his dastardly game of death and fight the uber rat under the city.

Most things must come to an end. Sam and max, I wouldn't think so. So much creative potential.

So Telltale, you have the almost impossible to not be the greatest thing ever Penny arcade/Sam and max/Team fortress 2/ Strong bad game coming out, whatever it may be, and your priority's are probably all over the place, But I just want you to know, and I think I may speak for the community here, you will always have an audience ready to play the new Sam and max game every month, solving puzzles with the two best detectives around. I know I will.

So their you have it, my love letter to the S&M series and Telltale games in general. I promise If I don't end up going to The Massachusetts institute of technology, I'l apply for work at a place where creative Idea's strive.

You have a talent, keep doing what you do best Telltale.

With much love and respect.

Ryan Berger.
Aka. The Hamburgaler.

What do you think?

DrRocketGenius · 08/31/2010, 02:31 pm

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Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

Keep making Sam and Max games.

Yes. A million times yes. Never has there been a game company that consistently puts out such fantastic games. ~~With the exception of 202,~~ every Sam & Max episode has been pure gold and it would be a shame to let it fade away.

LONG LIVE SAM & MAX!

JFreeman · 08/31/2010, 02:34 pm

The_Hamburgaler · 08/31/2010, 02:35 pm

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Originally Posted by DrRocketGenius

~~With the exception of 202,~~
LONG LIVE SAM & MAX!

Oh yeah, can we talk about this? If Telltale looks at their series for things they did wrong for excuses not to keep going, they will see 202. People don't like it.

Why!? I had zero complaints about that episode in particular. The only episode I didn't like was 103 for its overly short length. An easily fixable issue with the minds at telltale.

What was everyones problem with this episode.

The_Hamburgaler · 08/31/2010, 02:42 pm

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Originally Posted by JFreeman

I could stare at that thing and smile forever.

RobD · 08/31/2010, 02:55 pm

I think I have to entirely agree with the OP. After that, I think I would trust Telltale with absolutely anything.

Also the way they combined the great humour of the series with the big emotional ending that made everyone well up reminded me a little of the way Futurama does it... *hint hint*

The_Hamburgaler · 08/31/2010, 04:14 pm

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Originally Posted by RobD

I think I have to entirely agree with the OP. After that, I think I would trust Telltale with absolutely anything.

Also the way they combined the great humour of the series with the big emotional ending that made everyone well up reminded me a little of the way Futurama does it... *hint hint*

I don't get what you mean, Futurama? Iv been behind on the new season did they do something I don't know about relating to this?

GinnyN · 08/31/2010, 04:22 pm

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Originally Posted by JFreeman

I cannot find a better gift.

CHEERS!

The_Hamburgaler · 08/31/2010, 05:01 pm

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Originally Posted by GinnyN

I cannot find a better gift.

CHEERS!

I would feel bad to link something thats a tribute to me... but if I were to link it... and you went to it at your own will...

http://www.threadbombing.com/details.php?image_id=2739

The_Hamburgaler · 09/01/2010, 06:59 am

Perhaps... a BUMP?

The Highway · 09/01/2010, 07:03 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

I would feel bad to link something thats a tribute to me... but if I were to link it... and you went to it at your own will...

http://www.threadbombing.com/details.php?image_id=2739

I swear I hear the clapping noises

RobD · 09/01/2010, 08:50 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

I don't get what you mean, Futurama? Iv been behind on the new season did they do something I don't know about relating to this?

I meant in the way they were able to include strong emotional content as well as they did, as well as the great comedy, reminded me of the way Futurama is able to pull that off, like Fry learning about his nephew named after him, when Leela imagined Fry dying when in a coma, etc.

tredlow · 09/01/2010, 10:25 am

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Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

I'v been thinking about this long and hard (Gigity) since I beat the final episode in the devils playhouse and its been bugging me since. Should their be a season 4/ keep going with the series till it HAS to end?

I am not afraid AT ALL that I cried when Sam walked down that street without purpose, as the credits rolled. And I stood up out of my chair when I heard the ding of the time- Oh by the way spoilers, but you should probably know that by now. If not ya dun goofed.- elevator and the two were reunited. It was absolutely possible that this was the finale because we are 3 seasons in and an end would have been understandable albeit very dark considering the lightheartedness of the series in general. Around here is when I started to realize this may be the final moments we get to see Sam and max, And I started to cry a little more, but in kind of a happy way (not like, "ITS OVER HOORAY", but more like it ended well). And then... "Wanna go in the time elevator!?"/ Fight the rat queen!?"

Oh telltale.. you never cease to surprise me. And you also never cease to impress me. It was here I realized Telltale are some of the most creative minds in the world, and are capable of most anything.

Keep making Sam and Max games.

I will probably never say that about any other developer or game series ever again, so I hope that means something.

You have shown that you can take a series with so much potential, and use it all. And you can keep going! You've already come up with two episodes at the end! I wanna fight the banker and play his dastardly game of death and fight the uber rat under the city.

Most things must come to an end. Sam and max, I wouldn't think so. So much creative potential.

So Telltale, you have the almost impossible to not be the greatest thing ever Penny arcade/Sam and max/Team fortress 2/ Strong bad game coming out, whatever it may be, and your priority's are probably all over the place, But I just want you to know, and I think I may speak for the community here, you will always have an audience ready to play the new Sam and max game every month, solving puzzles with the two best detectives around. I know I will.

So their you have it, my love letter to the S&M series and Telltale games in general. I promise If I don't end up going to The Massachusetts institute of technology, I'l apply for work at a place where creative Idea's strive.

You have a talent, keep doing what you do best Telltale.

With much love and respect.

Ryan Berger.
Aka. The Hamburgaler.

What do you think?

ditto.

RMJ1984 · 09/01/2010, 10:52 am

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Originally Posted by JFreeman

For some damn reason, each time i see this picture, i think Bioshock and Andrew ryan :P not sure why.

The_Hamburgaler · 09/01/2010, 11:24 am

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Originally Posted by RMJ1984

For some damn reason, each time i see this picture, i think Bioshock and Andrew ryan :P not sure why.

Probably because of the suit. Everyone in the past wore a suit.

DrRocketGenius · 09/01/2010, 11:56 am

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Originally Posted by RMJ1984

For some damn reason, each time i see this picture, i think Bioshock and Andrew ryan :P not sure why.

It reminds me of Jude Law, actually.

The_Hamburgaler · 09/01/2010, 12:34 pm

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Originally Posted by DrRocketGenius

It reminds me of Jude Law, actually.

Are we all really still talking about that gif, its funny and all but I did post that topic thing your hear for.

Also Jude Law? looks nothing like him.

The_Hamburgaler · 09/01/2010, 03:10 pm

Perhaps... A SECOND BUMP!!??

Can we please get away from that gif and talk about the future of the series?

JFreeman · 09/01/2010, 03:42 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

Keep making Sam and Max games.*

You already said everything!

*please

Hubert · 09/01/2010, 04:50 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by The_Hamburgaler

Oh yeah, can we talk about this? If Telltale looks at their series for things they did wrong for excuses not to keep going, they will see 202. People don't like it.

Why!? I had zero complaints about that episode in particular. The only episode I didn't like was 103 for its overly short length. An easily fixable issue with the minds at telltale.

What was everyones problem with this episode.

I had no problem with it. I loved it, heh.

08/31/2010, 02:24 pm	#1
The_Hamburgaler Hamburger inspector Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: McDonald land Posts: 126	Dear telltale/ the future I'v been thinking about this long and hard (Gigity) since I beat the final episode in the devils playhouse and its been bugging me since. Should their be a season 4/ keep going with the series till it HAS to end? I am not afraid AT ALL that I cried when Sam walked down that street without purpose, as the credits rolled. And I stood up out of my chair when I heard the ding of the time- Oh by the way spoilers, but you should probably know that by now. If not ya dun goofed.- elevator and the two were reunited. It was absolutely possible that this was the finale because we are 3 seasons in and an end would have been understandable albeit very dark considering the lightheartedness of the series in general. Around here is when I started to realize this may be the final moments we get to see Sam and max, And I started to cry a little more, but in kind of a happy way (not like, "ITS OVER HOORAY", but more like it ended well). And then... "Wanna go in the time elevator!?"/ Fight the rat queen!?" Oh telltale.. you never cease to surprise me. And you also never cease to impress me. It was here I realized Telltale are some of the most creative minds in the world, and are capable of most anything. Keep making Sam and Max games. I will probably never say that about any other developer or game series ever again, so I hope that means something. You have shown that you can take a series with so much potential, and use it all. And you can keep going! You've already come up with two episodes at the end! I wanna fight the banker and play his dastardly game of death and fight the uber rat under the city. Most things must come to an end. Sam and max, I wouldn't think so. So much creative potential. So Telltale, you have the almost impossible to not be the greatest thing ever Penny arcade/Sam and max/Team fortress 2/ Strong bad game coming out, whatever it may be, and your priority's are probably all over the place, But I just want you to know, and I think I may speak for the community here, you will always have an audience ready to play the new Sam and max game every month, solving puzzles with the two best detectives around. I know I will. So their you have it, my love letter to the S&M series and Telltale games in general. I promise If I don't end up going to The Massachusetts institute of technology, I'l apply for work at a place where creative Idea's strive. You have a talent, keep doing what you do best Telltale. With much love and respect. Ryan Berger. Aka. The Hamburgaler. What do you think? __________________ By Jove! They will let anyone on the internet these days.... ┌─┐ ┴─┴ ಠ_ರೃ

09/01/2010, 06:59 am	#10
The_Hamburgaler Hamburger inspector Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: McDonald land Posts: 126	Perhaps... a BUMP? __________________ By Jove! They will let anyone on the internet these days.... ┌─┐ ┴─┴ ಠ_ರೃ

09/01/2010, 03:10 pm	#18
The_Hamburgaler Hamburger inspector Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: McDonald land Posts: 126	Perhaps... A SECOND BUMP!!?? Can we please get away from that gif and talk about the future of the series? __________________ By Jove! They will let anyone on the internet these days.... ┌─┐ ┴─┴ ಠ_ರೃ

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RobD Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: South Wales, UK Posts: 263	I think I have to entirely agree with the OP. After that, I think I would trust Telltale with absolutely anything. Also the way they combined the great humour of the series with the big emotional ending that made everyone well up reminded me a little of the way Futurama does it... hint hint