Telltale Games

05/27/2006, 10:09 pm

Ok, this is not exactly new news, but for alot of people, it'll be news, and also for alot of people, it'll be reassuring.

Ok, I just dug up this link,
Link!

So yeah, to sum up this (useless) post, the same team who worked on the canceled game which many people approved of are indeed (mostly) the same people who working on this too.
Not sure about you, but that brings reassurance to me about it, since I know that many people are worried about it meeting the very high standards made by Hit The Road.

(And if this thread is deammed rubbish, then this is my introducation thread, Hi, I am umaiki) ^_^

Udvarnoky · 05/27/2006, 10:23 pm

I'll never forgive Telltale for replacing that gem of a company logo!

05/28/2006, 02:58 am

Quote:

Ok, this is not exactly new news, but for alot of people, it'll be news, and also for alot of people, it'll be reassuring.

Ok, I just dug up this link,
Link!

So yeah, to sum up this (useless) post, the same team who worked on the canceled game which many people approved of are indeed (mostly) the same people who working on this too.
Not sure about you, but that brings reassurance to me about it, since I know that many people are worried about it meeting the very high standards made by Hit The Road.

(And if this thread is deammed rubbish, then this is my introducation thread, Hi, I am umaiki) ^_^

This is old old old news

05/28/2006, 03:04 am

Ah yes, good. The point and click adventure genre is my ABSOLUTE favorite of all genres, I spit on my friends love for the rpg, I found adventure games to tend to be rpgs of THIER own type, the gameplay was challenging (for most of them at least, the old ones) and just a blast to play for many reasons I don't need to go into detail about. I was sad when the genre was starting to die, not many fun p & c adventure games were coming out. Also, adventure games that weren't point and click tried so hard, and some had success like Grim Fandango, and others didn't do so well. There's my 2 cents.

05/28/2006, 06:55 pm

I know it is, I said that it was. . .
But it is still reassuring to the masses and n00bs like myself that drift in and out of this site.

So thankyou for pointing out the obvious.

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05/27/2006, 10:09 pm	#1
umaiki Guest Posts: n/a	Ok, this is not exactly new news, but for alot of people, it'll be news, and also for alot of people, it'll be reassuring. Ok, I just dug up this link, Link! So yeah, to sum up this (useless) post, the same team who worked on the canceled game which many people approved of are indeed (mostly) the same people who working on this too. Not sure about you, but that brings reassurance to me about it, since I know that many people are worried about it meeting the very high standards made by Hit The Road. (And if this thread is deammed rubbish, then this is my introducation thread, Hi, I am umaiki) ^_^

05/27/2006, 10:23 pm	#2
Udvarnoky Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Thibodaux, LA Posts: 855	I'll never forgive Telltale for replacing that gem of a company logo!

05/28/2006, 03:04 am	#4
leon101 Guest Posts: n/a	Ah yes, good. The point and click adventure genre is my ABSOLUTE favorite of all genres, I spit on my friends love for the rpg, I found adventure games to tend to be rpgs of THIER own type, the gameplay was challenging (for most of them at least, the old ones) and just a blast to play for many reasons I don't need to go into detail about. I was sad when the genre was starting to die, not many fun p & c adventure games were coming out. Also, adventure games that weren't point and click tried so hard, and some had success like Grim Fandango, and others didn't do so well. There's my 2 cents.

05/28/2006, 06:55 pm	#5
umaiki Guest Posts: n/a	I know it is, I said that it was. . . But it is still reassuring to the masses and n00bs like myself that drift in and out of this site. So thankyou for pointing out the obvious.