"Coming from LucasArts, we always felt we could do a great Star Wars story game," Telltale chief executive officer Dan Connors told Red Bull U.K. in an interview. "We also love the idea of building out a deeper story to a great game franchise — something like Half Life Stories or Halo Stories."
"[Dan Connors was] speaking more to our goal of wanting to take on a major gaming franchise someday. [We want] to build a narrative game series that supports another franchise - as we passionately believe [our game] would not compete with or cannibalize [Halo 4 or the next Half-Life.]"
Allison believes that a Telltale adventure game based on a major gaming or movie franchise would only boost player investment in the series. Especially since the developer’s games are so different from what most of these properties are best known for.
"Will we do this? Yes, we believe we will some time very soon..."
I'd love to see Telltale work with Disney on a Star Wars game, though that's in part because the relationship might bode well for future games using classic LucasArts IP. Or something based on The Muppets.
Source: Venture Beat
Good job, internet.
Incidentally, I just thought of a great idea for a piece of fanart:
Guybrush Threepio. Someone make it happen.
jp-30
I think the MATURE bit was a Star Wars 1313 reference. ;)
Of course! :)
Is that still happening?!!!
Jones Jr
Melancholick
Yes, yes... but would the resulting game be MATURE?
By "MATURE", if you mean mature content, you really should have a look at The Walking Dead. TTG can do mature content with no problems - the tone of that game was in tune with that of the comic books, and they are by no means light reading.
If you are referring to their engine, no arguments here that the TellTale Tool could use a bit more fine tuning.
Oh and they need to have higher quality audio in their releases - my download bandwidth can take it, but currently sometimes my ears can't!
Melancholick
Yes, yes... but would the resulting game be MATURE?
By "MATURE", if you mean mature content, you really should have a look at The Walking Dead. TTG can do mature content with no problems - the tone of that game was in tune with that of the comic books, and they are by no means light reading.
If you are referring to their engine, no arguments here that the TellTale Tool could use a bit more fine tuning.
Oh and they need to have higher quality audio in their releases - my download bandwidth can take it, but currently sometimes my ears can't!
daltysmilth
I've always wondered why Lucasarts never made a Star Wars graphic adventure. I suppose their Episode I game and the KOTOR games have graphic adventure elements, but they're not primarily adventure games.