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ATMachine · 07-11-2006, 05:28 AM

I still think that nothing equals the soul-crushing despair that was the untimely death of Sam and Max: Freelance Police. Man, when that news came, it was as if all the joy had been sucked out of the world. It was so sudden, too...

Telltale's rise may herald good things for Sam and Max in the future, but I for one still recall the unutterable emptiness of spirit in the AG community following that black day in 2004.

EMI wasn't a great game, but back in 2000, at least, there was still a glimmer of hope that LEC could rally itself and produce a better adventure in the future.

Although, now that I come to think on it, Chainsaw Monday should really be in this poll too...

07-11-2006, 05:28 AM	#12
ATMachine Retired Buccaneer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 779	I still think that nothing equals the soul-crushing despair that was the untimely death of Sam and Max: Freelance Police. Man, when that news came, it was as if all the joy had been sucked out of the world. It was so sudden, too... Telltale's rise may herald good things for Sam and Max in the future, but I for one still recall the unutterable emptiness of spirit in the AG community following that black day in 2004. EMI wasn't a great game, but back in 2000, at least, there was still a glimmer of hope that LEC could rally itself and produce a better adventure in the future. Although, now that I come to think on it, Chainsaw Monday should really be in this poll too...