In an interview with Shacknews, Telltale Games CEO Dan Connors said long wait times between episodic content releases on XBLA are "over." When asked why the XBLA follow-up to the first Wallace & Gromit episode has taken over five months, Connors said Microsoft's second-annual Summer of Arcade promotion had kept the second episode off the virtual store shelves, allowing Telltale to develop new episodes of the series to keep release dates between episodes close. "I think our goal, going forward, is to launch on as many platforms as we can simultaneously," Connors said.
With two episodic franchises under its belt on Microsoft's downloadable service, Connors said he "would love" to see Tales of Monkey Island -- its best selling episodic franchise based on the classic adventure series -- on Microsoft's downloadable platform. "I know they had great success with Monkey Island: Special Edition. We think there's definitely an audience there and we definitely want to get the game to them." Thankfully we're able to hold our breath just as long as Guybrush Threepwood, so the wait for a possible release shouldn't be too painful.
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Posted: Oct 26th 2009 5:00PM Warlock said
That's cool. I never really understood why this went straight to Wii when they removed mouse input for the most part as it is... Especially when Nintendo has been just as crazy with not getting the episodes up in a timely fashion as what this article is describing for XBLA.
I suppose this is why the PC version is always best :)
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I suppose this is why the PC version is always best :)
Posted: Oct 26th 2009 5:12PM (Unverified) said
Pish posh PC will always have it's disadvantages ie no dedicated servers for MW2
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Posted: Oct 26th 2009 5:15PM HydrophobicFish PSN ID Hydrophob said
Man, you guys with your PC versions of MW2... You just won't let it go!
I can see it now...
"Child's play raises 1,000,000 dollars for children's charity this weekend alone!"
Then someone posts...
"Well, maybe they should give some of that money to Infinity Ward so they can give us our dedicated servers that we deserve!"
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I can see it now...
"Child's play raises 1,000,000 dollars for children's charity this weekend alone!"
Then someone posts...
"Well, maybe they should give some of that money to Infinity Ward so they can give us our dedicated servers that we deserve!"
Posted: Oct 26th 2009 5:39PM HydrophobicFish PSN ID Hydrophob said
Not you, Warlock, the other guy. :)
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Posted: Oct 26th 2009 10:03PM (Unverified) said
"I never really understood why this went straight to Wii when they removed mouse input for the most part as it is..."
Eh? In TOMI you still have to click on stuff, it isn't like Wallace and Gromit where you can just cycle through all useable items. Unless they did that for the Wii version, I dunno.
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Eh? In TOMI you still have to click on stuff, it isn't like Wallace and Gromit where you can just cycle through all useable items. Unless they did that for the Wii version, I dunno.
Posted: Oct 26th 2009 5:25PM (Unverified) said
WOOO HOOOO!!!!!
Lucasfilms bring us Monkey Island 2 also!!!!
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Lucasfilms bring us Monkey Island 2 also!!!!
Posted: Oct 26th 2009 10:01PM (Unverified) said
But Guybrush can only hold his breath for ten minutes.
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Posted: Oct 27th 2009 12:35AM (Unverified) said
The writer of this article passed out long ago. They have my best wishes. I will be sending them a gift basket of rubber chickens with pulleys in the middle.
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