Originally posted by The Space Ferret:

Since I always want to play games in their original format/version, I do NOT want a Sam and Max remaster. Not saying one shouldn't be made though. I just am stating my preferences. You can already play the original on GOG and that's good enough for me.

I am in the minority, but I don't like the way these games are 'remastered.' Sprites are awesome.

Originally posted by ThatNickGuy:

Originally posted by The Space Ferret:

Since I always want to play games in their original format/version, I do NOT want a Sam and Max remaster. Not saying one shouldn't be made though. I just am stating my preferences. You can already play the original on GOG and that's good enough for me.

I am in the minority, but I don't like the way these games are 'remastered.' Sprites are awesome.

Which is totally understandable. Which is why I do appreciate that with these LucasArts remasterings, you can switch between the original and remastered versions.

Originally posted by The Space Ferret:

Yes that's the only reason I'd buy a remaster; if it had the remaster plus the original version for those who prefer it. You're actually the first person I've seen that is civil about it. Other people think I'm crazy for preferring the old version to a shiny new version.

Originally posted by PurpleMoustache:

Sam and Max would be tricky, but not for the reasons you would think. Telltale doesn't own anything, really.

Originally posted by Noris Nordberg:

Originally posted by PurpleMoustache:

Sam and Max would be tricky, but not for the reasons you would think. Telltale doesn't own anything, really.

Actually, Disney/Lucasfilm only own rights for Hit the Road game. Anything else related to characters is Steve's.

Originally posted by IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community:

But.....steve percell “..

Gave it to telltale so do they need to grab it from disney or telltale?

Originally posted by Noris Nordberg:

Actually, Disney/Lucasfilm only own rights for Hit the Road game. Anything else related to characters is Steve's.

Originally posted by MrPower46:

Originally posted by IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community:

But.....steve percell “..

Gave it to telltale so do they need to grab it from disney or telltale?

Telltale doesn't own Sam & Max anymore than they own The Walking Dead. Steve Purcell would have to be a part of the release, as he owns the rights of Sam & Max himself. Basically, they would have to ask both Steve Purcell and Disney.

Originally posted by IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community:

Originally posted by MrPower46:

Telltale doesn't own Sam & Max anymore than they own The Walking Dead. Steve Purcell would have to be a part of the release, as he owns the rights of Sam & Max himself. Basically, they would have to ask both Steve Purcell and Disney.

they dont own it... then why did they make the devils playhouse?".

Originally posted by MrPower46:

Originally posted by IkoN Clan Les legi 102 community:

they dont own it... then why did they make the devils playhouse?".

The same reason why they made The Walking Dead video game. They made an agreement with the rights holder, in the case of Sam & Max that is Steve Purcell, and developed a game based on it. Do you think that the companies who make games based on movies own the movies? To you, does EA own Star Wars? Sam and Max is based on a comic by Steve Purcell that his brother made as a child, and he modified, so his brother gave him the rights on one of his birthdays.