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Dervish · 03-13-2004, 08:01 AM

Here is an excerpt of a letter I sent to the webmaster of savesamandmax.com

I have an idea, but if it's used at all, perhaps it should be done as "Phase 2" if Phase one (petitions to get Lucasarts to reverse their decision, picket protests, etc.) fails.

We should make a petition to encourage Lucasarts to sell the work they have done with "Sam and Max" sequel to another company willing to finish and publish it. It is a longshot proposition, but it seems the momentum of this movement is being lost. Everybody who is a fan of Sam and Max has signed the petition, and contacted Lucasarts. You will get more signatures every day, but the momentum is being lost.

I realized that now Lucasarts is catering to their console customers; millions of people everywhere who not only have never heard of Sam and Max, but do not use the internet for anything besides homework research.

If they wont release "Sam and Max", the fan base has spoken, and LEC wont budge, it seems we would only have one choice left, and that is to encourage LEC to pass down the rights.

03-13-2004, 08:01 AM	#40
Dervish Multi-dimensional avatar Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Schloss Ritter Posts: 97	Here is an excerpt of a letter I sent to the webmaster of savesamandmax.com I have an idea, but if it's used at all, perhaps it should be done as "Phase 2" if Phase one (petitions to get Lucasarts to reverse their decision, picket protests, etc.) fails. We should make a petition to encourage Lucasarts to sell the work they have done with "Sam and Max" sequel to another company willing to finish and publish it. It is a longshot proposition, but it seems the momentum of this movement is being lost. Everybody who is a fan of Sam and Max has signed the petition, and contacted Lucasarts. You will get more signatures every day, but the momentum is being lost. I realized that now Lucasarts is catering to their console customers; millions of people everywhere who not only have never heard of Sam and Max, but do not use the internet for anything besides homework research. If they wont release "Sam and Max", the fan base has spoken, and LEC wont budge, it seems we would only have one choice left, and that is to encourage LEC to pass down the rights.