Joystiq interviews Sam & Max designer, Dave Grossman
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Apparently, the streets of San Francisco are simply bustling with adventure game designers wandering about in search of inspiration and that one inventory item they callously overlooked. We were in possession of one microphone and one unbelievable obnoxious blogger, both vital items for an upcoming, uh, life puzzle. Look, we just needed an intro paragraph, alright?
Above you'll see Telltale's game designer and dedicated poet, Dave Grossman, being interrogated about things like episodic content, the hiring of console programmers and, of course, Sam & Max Season 2. (SPOILER: It's is in the planning stages.)
Reader Comments (3)
Posted: Mar 7th 2007 2:18AM (Unverified) said
Wow. 0 comments.
It's a sad century for adventure games. :'(
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It's a sad century for adventure games. :'(
Posted: Mar 8th 2007 10:35AM (Unverified) said
get it on the wii telltale.. and if its true that nintendo won't give you a dev kit then let us know and we'll start a fuss.
PS/ I don't have time to watch a video.. you are a website.. try typing it up and putting it on a page. someone let me know if there is anything interesting in it...
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PS/ I don't have time to watch a video.. you are a website.. try typing it up and putting it on a page. someone let me know if there is anything interesting in it...
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