XBLA Tales of Monkey Island possible Comments by Robert Purchese
"I wouldn't rule it out," says director.
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kangarootoo
23/06/09 @ 08:22
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I'm more interested in the remake at this stage. I tend to worry about brand new games based on old classics, almost on principle, even if the original artists are involved.
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kangarootoo
23/06/09 @ 08:26
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@Wayne
At first I did you a -1, like no doubt everyone else will. But then I thought "hang on a minute, disagreeing with someone is not enough of an excuse". However, I objected not just to your opinion but also the way you phrased it (i.e. like a grumpy kid, with no actual constructive content). But I'm inclined to hear some more, so how about you say WHY you don't like Monkey Island. In proper grown up terms - "'cos its shit" doesn't count you see - neither does excessive use of !!!!. I'm all for discussion and differing opinions, but lets actually have something of substance to discuss. Begin :) |
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kangarootoo
23/06/09 @ 09:21
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@Malek86
I reckon if the MI1 remake sells well, there will be a business case for doing the second one too. I agree, the second was was the stronger of the two all things considered. I really enjoyed the third installment as well though. |
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Yeah, I guess it would be a lot more expensive. Still, if MI1 sells well, maybe Lucasarts will see it as viable.
As for the music, well, they would probably need to cut the seamless transitions in order to use normal wave music, like in MI3. It would really be too bad though, those transitions, especially in Woodtick, made the game feel alive. |
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kangarootoo
23/06/09 @ 10:37
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@InsoFox
I know they went all posh with proper instruments for the MI1 remake, but there are some very high quality instrument banks available these days and I bet if they took the original MIDI score and re-mastered it, most gamers (including me) would barely know the difference. That said, said instrument banks aren't cheap either. |
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Bravestinsane
23/06/09 @ 10:45
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Not really played it... my friend had it and i watched him play it aaagggesss ago, but it looked quite good and different, so when it comes out and i have MS points then i might buy it.
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metallicorphan
23/06/09 @ 11:20
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i have only played the PS2 monkey island game,and loved it...very much looking forward to the remake of the first game on XBLA
i hope they bring out the whole series in order before they bring out 'Tales' as isnt Tales the newest addition to the series? i am really loving how XBLA has upped the game quality in the last few months and still i hope for a Grim Fandango Live Arcade title!!
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Moribundman
23/06/09 @ 11:49
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@Wayne Is your surname Carr? Maybe not everyone's cup of tea (mainly I'd say ignorant, illiterate and impatient people would dislike the Monkey games in general) but they are still gaming milestones.
@Metallicorphan Escape from Monkey Island was definitely the weakest of the lot, while still being a decent game. Hopefully you've got a treat in store with the MI1 Special Edition (if you can acclimatise to the original 2D game format). I've pre-ordered the season on PC and intend to buy for Xbox when they (inevitably?) release it there. Everyone needs to do their part and buy Sam & Max (to get TOMI released on Xbox) and the Special Edition (to get a special edition of the superior Monkey Island 2!) |
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metallicorphan
23/06/09 @ 12:16
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@Moribundman
wow the PS2 game was/is the weakest?..it looks like i definitely am in for a treat then i have the Sam and Max game for XBLA,i also got the other Telltales game Wallace and Gromit...all great stuff |
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kangarootoo
23/06/09 @ 14:46
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Ooh, I'd forgotten about the S&M game on XBLM. I probably have enough points kicking about too.....
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