So if you're waiting for five game announcements from TTG today, well, you will have to wait a bit longer.
The plan is you'll get to find out what one of the announcements is this evening (Pacific Time) at IGN. The rest of the announcements will come in the following day(s) since there are embargoes on the information from the event.
And as all Peep Show aficionados know, there's no reason not to trust Alan Johnson.
If Internets rumors are anything to go by -- and Wikipedia has told me they are -- today's announcement could likely be The Walking Dead game(s) based on the hit AMC TV show which again was based on the graphic novels.
In other words, Monkey Island 6 and Maniac Mansion 3: Day of the Tentacle 2 might still be a few days away. Telltale's embargos make Apple seem downright friendly.
Update: Two titles are confirmed by All Things Digital: Walking Dead and Fables, based on the DC comics.
http://pc.ign.com/articles/115/1150947p1.html
We'll finally know by then.
But yeah, give me Indy, give me Futurama, and I'm happy.
I totally hate The Walking Dead, both the comic and the TV series. I am totally mystified as to why people enjoy either; the comic is clumsily plotted and hideously illustrated (except for the first few issues by Tony Moore) and the TV series is badly written and completely uninspired (though the cinematography is often quite stunning.) Not that big a deal, I'm basically just like "Awwww... I have to wait THAT long for another Telltale game I care about?"
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Disappointed that they are making a Walking Dead game, especially if it's based on the trash TV version. The comic is great, great stuff, but I don't see any kind of game potential there, especially for Telltale games and their standard game formula.
They make decent games but I have no faith in them to convey the intensity, brutality and the questionable morality in a world gone mad of the comic book to video game form.
It seems pretty clear they have the TV show licence as opposed to the comic book licence: "...based on the AMC cable network’s zombie hit “The Walking Dead... " from the AllThingsDigital story.
They make decent games but I have no faith in them to convey the intensity, brutality and the questionable morality in a world gone mad of the comic book to video game form.
Bad Asp!
Please include Freelance Police, please include Freelance Police, please include Freelance Police... *crosses fingers*
I won't lie to you, Bad Asp. If the world ends, I want you to be my side. You just don't give up. I mean, Freelance Police is dead as dust, but you hold on like a long lost lover.
Also, screw IGN and their owners, News Corp.