[Maquisard]

#1. Play it on a laptop with a touchpad. It's like eating your meal with chopsticks, you savor it longer (I actually tried this once, but didn't have that much patience for it).

#2. Interact with every object.

#3. Talk with Max in every room.

#4. Investigate all conversation trees with all characters.

Any other ideas?

[Bagpuss]

Apart from the touchpad (I hate those things. That's why I have a laser mouse), that's pretty much how I play. Plus:

#5. Shoot everything. You won't achieve much, but it's fun.

#6. In the driving bits, make sure you use the pavement (uh, that's sidewalk in American).

#7. A couple of weeks after you've completed a game, go back and play it again, making sure you do stuff you missed doing the first time.

[Terramax]

Originally Posted by Bagpuss

#7. A couple of weeks after you've completed a game, go back and play it again, making sure you do stuff you missed doing the first time.

That's something I do with every adventure I greatly enjoy. I remember playing Blazing Dragons (my first AG) and completing it about 8 times, going through every single item I could combine, look and talk at.

Especially in comedy AGs. There's always a funny punchline you missed the first time (or fifth for that matter).

BTW, off topic, does anyone know if they're going to release all 6 episodes on one disc or anything?

[Marian]

There's actually going to be a retail boxed version of all six episodes released. Gamestop already has the listing here:

http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=646990

[eXo]

want to get the most out of these games?

simply go to the telltale forums. A few weeks after each release they put out a "have you tried this" topic with every easter egg listed.