Developer:Telltale|Release Date:2009|Systems:Windows, OS X, iOS, Wii, PS3This week on Super Adventures, I'm jumping from the oldest Monkey Island of ancient Lucasfilm times to the shiny new one from Telltale: Tales of Monkey Island. Well it's relatively new; it's still six years old now.Telltale Games was actually formed due to LucasArts' belief that adventure games were over, but after they proved otherwise with games like Sam & Max: Save the...
| Developer: | Telltale | | | Release Date: | 2009 | | | Systems: | Windows, OS X, iOS, Wii, PS3 |
This week on
Super Adventures, I'm jumping from
the oldest Monkey Island of ancient Lucasfilm times to the shiny new one from Telltale:
Tales of Monkey Island. Well it's
relatively new; it's still six years old now.
Telltale Games was actually formed due to LucasArts' belief that adventure games were over, but after they proved otherwise with games like
Sam & Max: Save the World LucasArts' new president was willing to lend them the keys to their top pirate-related game franchise. And thus the world was blessed with a brand new
Monkey Island adventure! LucasArts managed to release
Special Editions of
Monkey Island 1 and
2 around the same time as well, before their next change of management led to a renewed focus on Star Wars dance games or whatever. They're owned by Disney now though and they've let Double Fine remaster
Grim Fandango and
Day of the Tentacle, so who knows what's going to happen next with
Monkey Island.
I'm going to be playing through the whole first episode today, so I'll likely end up
spoiling all of it. I’m certain I've finished it
before but I hardly remember a thing about it right now so I may struggle a bit. Oh hang on, there are two things I remember: I remember a doctor’s chair puzzle being good and a map puzzle being terrible.
(Click the screenshots to view them at a higher resolution.)Read on »
| Developer: | Telltale | | | Release Date: | 2009 | | | Systems: | Windows, OS X, iOS, Wii, PS3 |
This week on
Super Adventures, I'm jumping from
the oldest Monkey Island of ancient Lucasfilm times to the shiny new one from Telltale:
Tales of Monkey Island. Well it's
relatively new; it's still six years old now.
Telltale Games was actually formed due to LucasArts' belief that adventure games were over, but after they proved otherwise with games like
Sam & Max: Save the World LucasArts' new president was willing to lend them the keys to their top pirate-related game franchise. And thus the world was blessed with a brand new
Monkey Island adventure! LucasArts managed to release
Special Editions of
Monkey Island 1 and
2 around the same time as well, before their next change of management led to a renewed focus on Star Wars dance games or whatever. They're owned by Disney now though and they've let Double Fine remaster
Grim Fandango and
Day of the Tentacle, so who knows what's going to happen next with
Monkey Island.
I'm going to be playing through the whole first episode today, so I'll likely end up
spoiling all of it. I’m certain I've finished it
before but I hardly remember a thing about it right now so I may struggle a bit. Oh hang on, there are two things I remember: I remember a doctor’s chair puzzle being good and a map puzzle being terrible.
(Click the screenshots to view them at a higher resolution.)Read on »
| Developer: | Telltale | | | Release Date: | 2009 | | | Systems: | Windows, OS X, iOS, Wii, PS3 |
This week on
Super Adventures, I'm jumping from
the oldest Monkey Island of ancient Lucasfilm times to the shiny new one from Telltale:
Tales of Monkey Island. Well it's
relatively new; it's still six years old now.
Telltale Games was actually formed due to LucasArts' belief that adventure games were over, but after they proved otherwise with games like
Sam & Max: Save the World LucasArts' new president was willing to lend them the keys to their top pirate-related game franchise. And thus the world was blessed with a brand new
Monkey Island adventure! LucasArts managed to release
Special Editions of
Monkey Island 1 and
2 around the same time as well, before their next change of management led to a renewed focus on Star Wars dance games or whatever. They're owned by Disney now though and they've let Double Fine remaster
Grim Fandango and
Day of the Tentacle, so who knows what's going to happen next with
Monkey Island.
I'm going to be playing through the whole first episode today, so I'll likely end up
spoiling all of it. I’m certain I've finished it
before but I hardly remember a thing about it right now so I may struggle a bit. Oh hang on, there are two things I remember: I remember a doctor’s chair puzzle being good and a map puzzle being terrible.
(Click the screenshots to view them at a higher resolution.)Read on »
| Developer: | Telltale | | | Release Date: | 2009 | | | Systems: | Windows, OS X, iOS, Wii, PS3 |
This week on
Super Adventures, I'm jumping from
the oldest Monkey Island of ancient Lucasfilm times to the shiny new one from Telltale:
Tales of Monkey Island. Well it's
relatively new; it's still six years old now.
Telltale Games was actually formed due to LucasArts' belief that adventure games were over, but after they proved otherwise with games like
Sam & Max: Save the World LucasArts' new president was willing to lend them the keys to their top pirate-related game franchise. And thus the world was blessed with a brand new
Monkey Island adventure! LucasArts managed to release
Special Editions of
Monkey Island 1 and
2 around the same time as well, before their next change of management led to a renewed focus on Star Wars dance games or whatever. They're owned by Disney now though and they've let Double Fine remaster
Grim Fandango and
Day of the Tentacle, so who knows what's going to happen next with
Monkey Island.
I'm going to be playing through the whole first episode today, so I'll likely end up
spoiling all of it. I’m certain I've finished it
before but I hardly remember a thing about it right now so I may struggle a bit. Oh hang on, there are two things I remember: I remember a doctor’s chair puzzle being good and a map puzzle being terrible.
(Click the screenshots to view them at a higher resolution.)Read on »
