Trailer: Telltale's Back to the Future is Just Like the Real Thing
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I could kiss you for linking to this. Anyone who wouldn't jump on this chance is a butt-head.jelock said:
Been looking forward to this one, even if it isn;t the Grim Fandango series I was hoping for.
I hope Telltale's Jurassic Park isn't faithfull to the movie; that thing was bloated with paleontological flaws.
I hope Telltale's Jurassic Park isn't faithfull to the movie; that thing was bloated with paleontological flaws.
Goddammit guys, would it kill you to hire some animators who didn't drop out of CalArts their first semester? Your games keep getting more and more high-profile but they still look like shit.
Yeah, He's quite amazing. I mean, some of it is definitely off (try listening to the "time circuits on" line in the facebook game a few times), but on the whole it's an amazing likeness.Raqshiem said:
Of course, they managed to get Christopher Lloyd himself to do Doc Brown, which is brilliant. XD.
Yeah, That's standard operating procedure for TellTale games. They've had 5 episodes for pretty much every adventure game series they've made so far.zHellas said:
(well, sam & max has a second season, so it has 10. But the basic idea holds.)
Anyway, really looking forward to this. The offer to get the first episode free helps with any worries about it being good or not.
But in the end, it's back to the future. That's always been my favourite film series... So, this is amazing.
Well, time travel in and of itself implies an ability to seriously mess with continuity. (change the past, and the future changes too. I mean, look at the consequences of the events in back to the future 2.)jelock said:
It's a bit of a question as to where the delorean came from, since it was destroyed at the end of the 3rd film, but according to Telltale games themselves, the opening is set 6 months after the end of the 3rd film.
Now, we know the Doc had a time machine at the end of the 3rd film (the huge steam train), but how we get from there, to the delorean showing up again...
I'm curious as to how (and if) they explain that one...
Does anyone know who did the voice for Marty? I really think it sounds like MJF, but my wife insists it isn't. ("He's good, I'll give him," she says. 
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