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Udvarnoky · 10-30-2006, 05:05 PM

No, Texas Hold'em is a Telltale game. There used to be a selection of 3rd party casual games similar to the stuff you see on Yahoo! Games. Not that there's anything wrong with that in itself, but it did seem somewhat out of place, and was apparently just a way to have a wider selection of games on the Telltale site until they could actually provide more content themselves.

I'm not at all against seeing more Telltale-developed casual games like Telltale Texas Hold'em, Theodore Dudebrough checkers, Harry Weinhead Teaches Typing or whatever. Nor am I opposed to seeing 3rd party story driven games get a second life on Telltale Now. The Telltale Arcade just felt like a second host for another company's casual games library.

Edit: I like Emily's version better.

10-30-2006, 05:05 PM	#32
Udvarnoky Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 632	No, Texas Hold'em is a Telltale game. There used to be a selection of 3rd party casual games similar to the stuff you see on Yahoo! Games. Not that there's anything wrong with that in itself, but it did seem somewhat out of place, and was apparently just a way to have a wider selection of games on the Telltale site until they could actually provide more content themselves. I'm not at all against seeing more Telltale-developed casual games like Telltale Texas Hold'em, Theodore Dudebrough checkers, Harry Weinhead Teaches Typing or whatever. Nor am I opposed to seeing 3rd party story driven games get a second life on Telltale Now. The Telltale Arcade just felt like a second host for another company's casual games library. Edit: I like Emily's version better. Last edited by Udvarnoky; 10-30-2006 at 05:10 PM.