Bad Brains and Sam & Max? [Dec 05, 2004, 2:33 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Wolfgang Kierdorf
Q&A on Adventure Gamers talks with the CEO of Bad Brains about their plans
to revive the Adventure genre with projects like A Vampyre Story, I-Jet, and (no
kidding) The Orgastic Four ("a mix of The A-Team, a 70's porn movie and
The Godfather"). The conversation also probes for confirmation of rumors
that they are working on acquiring the rights to Sam & Max: Freelance Police,
receiving a somewhat encouraging response:
No comment (I signed an NDA). All I can say is: yes, we are talking to LucasArts about a game that might involve animals, but that's all folks! I guess we will see what´s happening in March 2005 at the latest.
I beg to differ. Go back and play Grim Fandango or Sam and Max and tell me they aren't still fun.
I recently went back to play Sam and Max and I grew bored within 5 minutes of starting the game. Adventure gaming simply doesn't cut it for me anymore. I need something more involving. Sure, adventure games are ideal for good storylines and characters, but if the core gameplay isn't interesting, it's all for naught. Ultimately, adventure games boil down to pixel hunting and trial-and-error, neither of which is particularly fun.
I recently went back to play Sam and Max and I grew bored within 5 minutes of starting the game. Adventure gaming simply doesn't cut it for me anymore. I need something more involving. Sure, adventure games are ideal for good storylines and characters, but if the core gameplay isn't interesting, it's all for naught. Ultimately, adventure games boil down to pixel hunting and trial-and-error, neither of which is particularly fun.
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