Schwarz
11-13-2007, 11:19 PM
I am not sure if some of you have played any of the TellTale games or not.
They are mostly popular for their sam and max series but also an old comic called Bone.
All in all I think many others should follow into TellTale game's footsteps.
Not just the videogame industry but the movie industry as well.
I remember watching sam and max on TV when I was younger and now playing Sam and Max I can still feel the same emotion when I play the games.
What i'm trying to say is that many in the movie industry will take a videogame or an oldschool comic book and try to make a light movie out of it.
Yes it retains the same kind of feel but a lot of the times that feeling is off.
That would be like all the hardcore harry potter readers which finds the movie versions to be light.
Or I will take Fallout3 which will be coming out.
Of course the game is not out yet but with what we know so far, bethesda may and probably will screw up the sequel to the greatest PC RPGs in my opinion.
I would really like companies to stop screwing things up in this way just to make a buck.
If you are going make a sequel or port a movie to videogame or vice-versa, do it all the way like Telltale Games.
I mean inform yourself as to what brought a story or game to popularity and retain the essence of it.
I mean spiderman, where were the web cartridges ?!?!
(If you are going to do it all the way do it the TellTale way)
I just thought this up...hehe
They are mostly popular for their sam and max series but also an old comic called Bone.
All in all I think many others should follow into TellTale game's footsteps.
Not just the videogame industry but the movie industry as well.
I remember watching sam and max on TV when I was younger and now playing Sam and Max I can still feel the same emotion when I play the games.
What i'm trying to say is that many in the movie industry will take a videogame or an oldschool comic book and try to make a light movie out of it.
Yes it retains the same kind of feel but a lot of the times that feeling is off.
That would be like all the hardcore harry potter readers which finds the movie versions to be light.
Or I will take Fallout3 which will be coming out.
Of course the game is not out yet but with what we know so far, bethesda may and probably will screw up the sequel to the greatest PC RPGs in my opinion.
I would really like companies to stop screwing things up in this way just to make a buck.
If you are going make a sequel or port a movie to videogame or vice-versa, do it all the way like Telltale Games.
I mean inform yourself as to what brought a story or game to popularity and retain the essence of it.
I mean spiderman, where were the web cartridges ?!?!
(If you are going to do it all the way do it the TellTale way)
I just thought this up...hehe