Telltale speaks about Sam & Max, Wii

Posted May 5th 2008 10:00PM by David Hinkle
Filed under: News, WiiWare

We don't have to tell you longtime readers of the site how excited we are for Sam & Max on the Wii. No longer will those of us who don't have the desire or hardware specs to download the game on our PC be left without an option to play these undoubtedly great episodes (not to mention Strong Bad, which we have high hopes for). Sad to say, though, that this doesn't mean the episodes from Season Two will see a simultaneous release on the Wii.

This, and more, were said in an interview with CVG. Telltale's Emily Morganti and Dave Grossman took time out of their day to explain a bit about the Wii version of Sam & Max, as well as comment on what they think it takes to make a successful adventure game. Their secret? Mountain lions.

Tags: adventure, episodic, sam-and-max, sam-n-max, telltale, telltale-games

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5-06-2008 @ 4:27PM

Cheese Muffin said...

I can understand no desire to download S&M... but the specs? I have a TERRIBLE computer. It wasn't made for gaming, at all. It's 2 years old with an integrated chipset (no actual video card...) and a paltry 500-ish MB RAM. I ran the games, both seasons, fine... there was a small handful of slow-downs and maybe it locked up 2 or 3 times... but it's definitely playable.

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