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Review: Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People - Homestar Ruiner

I will fully admit that, as a longtime Homestar Runner fan, I was predisposed to enjoy Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People long before I had occasion to actually play it. Now, the game has finally been released for PC and WiiWare by the episodic eccentrics at Telltale Games, and I've finally been able to explore the full experience from front to back. Is it everything we hoped it would be?

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SBCG4AP Releasing on Monday

Strong Bad has a date! Not so much with Marzipan, of course, but the first episode of Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People has just been issued a release date. Episode 1, “Homestar Ruiner,” will be released this coming Monday, August 11th, for PC and WiiWare. Homestar fans have been waiting a long time for [...]

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Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventures Info Appears

Telltale Games dropped the news on Thursday that their new episodic series was going to be Wallace & Gromit, Aardman Animations’ iconic oddball inventor and his long-suffering dog. True to their word, Telltale has now launched a full website for the series, including screenshots, a FAQ, and a high-res trailer.

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Telltale’s New Series is Wallace & Gromit

I did not see that coming. The AP is reporting on Telltale’s new series, as announced at Comic-Con, and it’s Wallace and Gromit. Yes, the wrong-trousers-close-shave-were-rabbit Wallace & Gromit. Stay tuned for updates as Telltale tells all!

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The Telltale Art: Heads of Tales

Dave Grossman of Telltale Games talks about their unique business model, digital download, and working with unique IP. (Part two of a series)

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RETROSPECTIVE: Sam & Max Hit the Road

This week I look back at the adventures of a canine shamus and his lagomorph companion.

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WiiWare versus Xbox LIVE XNA: A Brief Comparison

At GDC ‘08, both Nintendo and Microsoft either announced or elaborated on their plans to open up their consoles to smaller developers. Each initiative claims that it will make smaller, innovative games available to a broad user base. In the case of Microsoft, that will happen through the submission of community-created games to Xbox LIVE. As [...]

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