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Ok... this is the real news from E3:

http://adventuregamers.com/newsitem.php?id=1900

I'm not Telltale's biggest fan in the world, but a new Monkey Island is something I thought I'd never experience... and it's coming out next month? Fucking awesome.
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I'm a fan of great adventure games, but I refuse to support downloadable stuff. Especially episodic downloadable stuff, which is a bigger rip-off.
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Post by BryanM »

Then DeathSpank might be up your alley. DeathSpank: The game by Ron Gilbert That's Not Going To Be Episodic Anymore. And Also Lets You Kill Guys With A Plague of Chickens.
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UnscathedFlyingObject wrote:I'm a fan of great adventure games, but I refuse to support downloadable stuff. Especially episodic downloadable stuff, which is a bigger rip-off.
You can pre-order the entire season for 35 bucks; doing so also nets you a physical disc with cover. Sounds like a pretty good deal to me.
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Post by Gozer »

Great news indeed.

I don't have a decent pc so I'm going to have to go the wii route on this. This worries me a bit. I believe there is a file size limit of 40mb for wii ware titles. This may hinder a decent port and result in low quality sound and low res blurry textures. I wasn't terribly pleased with how the wii port of sam and max season 1 turned out. It had terribly low res textures and some lines were cut and even that was on a disc.

I'm more excited about Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. The fact you can jump back and forth between classic and modern graphic styles on the fly is fantastic.
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That's the second biggest E3 announcement I've ever seen.
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Gozer wrote: The fact you can jump back and forth between classic and modern graphic styles on the fly is fantastic.
The new look is atrocious, though.
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Turrican wrote:
Gozer wrote: The fact you can jump back and forth between classic and modern graphic styles on the fly is fantastic.
The new look is atrocious, though.
The redone scenery is nice. I don't really care for the new character designs. Guybrush in particular.
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