Remastered Edition?

[shakanvain]

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[work4dvd]

That would be very cool.

[Tombot]

With Double fine doing the remasters and Lucas arts owning this game and Telltale owning the liscence and Telltale in the proverbial toilet, I don't know if we'll likely ever see one.

[work4dvd]

Good points, Tombot. Probably true, but one can hope. :)

[shakanvain]

And only English Audio?! Sniff! I need German Audio to enjoy that Game! 😍👍

[sauhan77]

Originally posted by shakanvain:

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It's surely a matter of taste, but ScummVm offers a variety of post-processing-filters (see here[wiki.scummvm.org].

with these, you can give the game a less pixelated and more comic-style look, for example like this:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1566944159

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1566944383

[sauhan77]

Originally posted by shakanvain:

And only English Audio?! Sniff! I need German Audio to enjoy that Game! 😍👍

see here.
Komplett auf Deutsch

[RMJ]

Lets hope Double Fine gets the chance. Would love a remastered version. This is by FAR the best Sam & Max game. Sure Telltale version were fine. But nothing compared to this gem.

I have a feeling something might be up. Maybe it's just me, but it seem so strange and random for these games just to appear on steam out of nowhere. :P So we can only hope its a sign of things to come.

At any rate im happy to own this gem again. Ive long since lost my CDROM. I was the first or second game i ever got on CDROM. Then other being Day of the Tentacle.

Game can looks pretty nice if you mess around with Scummvm settings 3xHQ

[BOYCOTT]

yeah, yeah, sure every noob around remembers this game, you'd be insulting yourself to claim otherwise, but who are the real fans here who remember all like six episodes of the entirely too short animated series? that was the best thing ever.

[RMJ]

Originally posted by Too-DAMN-Much:

yeah, yeah, sure every noob around remembers this game, you'd be insulting yourself to claim otherwise, but who are the real fans here who remember all like six episodes of the entirely too short animated series? that was the best thing ever.

I remember those. even without calling people names. Why games and cartoons are important to remember. so it social skills and how you treat others.

[BOYCOTT]

Originally posted by RMJ:

I remember those. even without calling people names. Why games and cartoons are important to remember. so it social skills and how you treat others.

okay mister offended troll, man you woulda been eaten alive in the 80s.

but back on topic it was abruptly cancelled when the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ suits realized just how violent max is.

[Space is the Place]

There seems to be a little of information regarding the rights of Sam and Max.

Tim Schafer has said multiple times that he has tried to remastered those games that he had anything to do with, because those are the ones Disney was willing to allow him to remaster. He did not work on Sam and Max, there´s hardly anything he can ask just "for good old times".

TellTale does NOT own Sam and Max in any way or form, they had a license to make new games, but this game belongs to LucasArts/DIsney until the day the sell it, and the characters themselves belong to Steve Purcel, the creator, who is an employee of Pixar and therefor Disney.

The real reason why we will never see a remastered version of this game it´s because Steve Purcel doesn´t give a ♥♥♥♥, and DIsney understands that, as much fans they have, a Sam and Max game will never sell at the levels DIsney is use to sell stuff, plus the Disney corporation has always had a weird relationship with videogames, they no longer give IPs to third party developers and they close most of their internal developing teams. Expecting videogames from Disney properties that are not Star Wars or an occasional Marvel game is kind of a lost battle.

[wanted31]

+1

[shakanvain]

With the SCUMM Filters and german Language Option i‘m pleased with this Version of the Game!

[IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community]

Originally posted by Space is the Place:

There seems to be a little of information regarding the rights of Sam and Max.

Tim Schafer has said multiple times that he has tried to remastered those games that he didnt have anything to do with it, because those are the ones Disney was willing to allow him to remaster. He did not work on Sam and Max, there´s hardly anything he can ask just "for good old times".

TellTale does NOT own Sam and Max in any way or form, they had a license to make new games, but this game belongs to LucasArts/DIsney until the day the sell it, and the characters themselves belong to Steve Purcel, the creator, who is an employee of Pixar and therefor Disney.

The real reason why we will never see a remastered version of this game it´s because Steve Purcel doesn´t give a ♥♥♥♥, and DIsney understands that, as much fans they have, a Sam and Max game will never sell at the levels DIsney is use to sell stuff, plus the Disney corporation has always had a weird relationship with videogames, they no longer give IPs to third party developers and they close most of their internal developing teams. Expecting videogames from Disney properties that are not Star Wars or an occasional Marvel game is kind of a lost battle.

i dont follow..



so disney doesnt own this yet telltale did..

yet steve purcell owns this.


feels like a mish mash of ..unclear ownership on disneys end

[Space is the Place]

Originally posted by IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community:

feels like a mish mash of ..unclear ownership on disneys end

What´s unclear about it? The ownership of the Ip still belongs to the creator of the IP, as has always being.

The problem it´s people think because Lucas Arts it´s owned by Disney therefor everything Lucas Arts ever did must belong to Disney, or that because TellTale did a Sam and Max game they own them.

Sam and Max are probably one of the least confusing IP ownerships to understand, the guy that creates them owned them, BEFORE, NOW AND AFTER.

There will never be anything Sam and Max related, let alone a remake, without the permition and involvement of Steve Purcell.