Telltale Games

natlinxz · 03/13/2009, 12:19 pm

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Originally Posted by Shauntron

What? It's so good, go for it.

The game will probably cost $100 on ebay, and If I mention piracy... SOMETHING BAD WILL HAPPEN!

patters · 03/13/2009, 12:44 pm

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Originally Posted by Kainchild

I think Lucas Arts should give up the ghost and give the series over to Telltale (btw this was not a subtle comment indicating Telltale is the garbage dump of old computer games). If they canceled the other sequel, why even bother holding on to the rights of the game? I mean that act alone shows they don't think the series is worth it.

its not a series, only one game has been released

patters · 03/13/2009, 12:46 pm

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Originally Posted by natlinxz

The game will probably cost $100 on ebay, and If I mention piracy... SOMETHING BAD WILL HAPPEN!

sorry for the double post but..... http://cgi.ebay.com/Full-Throttle-SK...parms=240:1318

Kainchild · 03/13/2009, 01:00 pm

Wow, talk about efficiency. They combined my post with this one.

It was like watching Voltron transform into one giant robot.

Kainchild · 03/13/2009, 01:02 pm

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Originally Posted by patters

its not a series, only one game has been released

Well if they make more, it becomes a series

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Kainchild · 03/13/2009, 01:04 pm

I still think my post had the better title!

DaVince · 03/14/2009, 09:11 am

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How come Telltale Games never bought the Full Throttle series and finished off the sequel?

Because LucasArts probably wouldn't ever license it.

Kainchild · 03/14/2009, 09:34 am

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Originally Posted by DaVince

Because LucasArts probably wouldn't ever license it.

and their lies in my point, if Lucasarts doesn't think the game is going to sell, why bother keeping a hold of the license in the first place? Telltale Games can do so much better with the game. Let George go putz around with his new movie about old school war planes and let people who are willing to put his company's older works to good use.

patters · 03/14/2009, 11:25 am

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Originally Posted by Kainchild

and their lies in my point, if Lucasarts doesn't think the game is going to sell, why bother keeping a hold of the license in the first place? Telltale Games can do so much better with the game. Let George go putz around with his new movie about old school war planes and let people who are willing to put his company's older works to good use.

did telltale ever say they wanted to make a full throttle game?.... no thought not.....

Kainchild · 03/14/2009, 11:48 am

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Originally Posted by patters

did telltale ever say they wanted to make a full throttle game?.... no thought not.....

Hmph! Don't force me to sick evil pixie flower fairies on you!

jp-30 · 03/15/2009, 02:34 pm

Dan Connors discusses the possibility of Telltale Games working with LucasArts on games using LucasArts' IP.

http://www.mixnmojo.com/php/news/sho...egory=telltale

Kainchild · 03/16/2009, 06:52 am

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Originally Posted by jp-30

Dan Connors discusses the possibility of Telltale Games working with LucasArts on games using LucasArts' IP.

http://www.mixnmojo.com/php/news/sho...egory=telltale

Bad link.....

Udvarnoky · 03/16/2009, 07:14 am

No, Mojo is just going crazy at the moment.

wisp · 03/16/2009, 07:30 am

anyway, this is probably the most discussed problem on this forum.
lucasarts won't sell or license their ip, so even if telltale would like to do a sequel to one of the old classics, it won't happen. sam&max was different, because it was property of steve purcell, not lucasarts. okay, i am done...problem solved.

Kainchild · 03/16/2009, 07:49 pm

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Originally Posted by Udvarnoky

No, Mojo is just going crazy at the moment.

Unfortunately, that article was made 2 years ago. It's a shame to see greed stunt the creation of a great game. Even, though, Lucas Arts is notoriously known to be just as bad as Blizzard when it comes to their speed about anything.

Kainchild · 06/15/2009, 09:04 am

Couldn't help but notice Lucasarts and Telltale are working together again. Could this be a good sign for future things to come?

LuigiHann · 06/15/2009, 03:02 pm

Yes, it's a good sign. I think it'd be somewhat lame if Telltale did nothing but LucasArts sequels from now on, though. I'd actually prefer if after Tales of Monkey Island and Sam and Max Season 3, the next series is from some completely unrelated field.

I think LucasArts should license Full Throttle out to Double Fine, so that Tim Schafer can include Ben Throttle as a character in Brutal Legend 2

Kainchild · 06/20/2009, 09:40 am

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Originally Posted by LuigiHann

I think LucasArts should license Full Throttle out to Double Fine, so that Tim Schafer can include Ben Throttle as a character in Brutal Legend 2

Now that would be fricken awesome.

Moro · 06/22/2009, 05:26 am

I think if the LucasArts Remake of Monkey Island 1 is a success they will also make HD remakes of Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle (exact same game but re-designed in HD 16x9) Both games stand up today as well as they did when i 1st played them.... except the graphics are dated

I prefer what LucasArts are doing with keeping Monkey Island 1 Remake in 2D exact same game just revamped (new graphics) and voice over (3D just doesnt work) its tacky!

jared25 · 06/22/2009, 07:17 am

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Originally Posted by Udvarnoky

Full Throttle was the best-selling adventure game LucasArts ever put out at the time of its release, and I think in the long run it's second only to The Dig (which had Steven Spielberg's name slapped on the cover) as far as the amount of units sold.

Um hi did u notice that there is little or no competition in the adventure game department. whatever company makes an adventuregame that year well it is allways "The Adventure Game of the Year" Because there are No other competitors.

03/16/2009, 07:30 am	#34
wisp annoying...and ignored Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: somewhere, Germany Posts: 1,142	anyway, this is probably the most discussed problem on this forum. lucasarts won't sell or license their ip, so even if telltale would like to do a sequel to one of the old classics, it won't happen. sam&max was different, because it was property of steve purcell, not lucasarts. okay, i am done...problem solved. __________________ Corn is no place for a mighty warrior!

06/15/2009, 03:02 pm	#37
LuigiHann Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,656	Yes, it's a good sign. I think it'd be somewhat lame if Telltale did nothing but LucasArts sequels from now on, though. I'd actually prefer if after Tales of Monkey Island and Sam and Max Season 3, the next series is from some completely unrelated field. I think LucasArts should license Full Throttle out to Double Fine, so that Tim Schafer can include Ben Throttle as a character in Brutal Legend 2 __________________ "I think it's the idea that counts, not the actual method. As long as you set out to cause a horrible death through insects eating the person, you're good." - apenpaap Last edited by LuigiHann; 06/15/2009 at 03:06 pm.

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03/13/2009, 01:00 pm	#24
Kainchild All Powerful God Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Behind You! Boo! Posts: 66	Wow, talk about efficiency. They combined my post with this one. It was like watching Voltron transform into one giant robot.

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06/22/2009, 05:26 am	#39
Moro Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 26	I think if the LucasArts Remake of Monkey Island 1 is a success they will also make HD remakes of Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle (exact same game but re-designed in HD 16x9) Both games stand up today as well as they did when i 1st played them.... except the graphics are dated I prefer what LucasArts are doing with keeping Monkey Island 1 Remake in 2D exact same game just revamped (new graphics) and voice over (3D just doesnt work) its tacky!