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Sam & Max Episode 1: Culture Shock


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[PC] New footage from cult point-and-click adventure duo's return

Words: Ben Schroder
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Sam & Max - the Freelance Police force consisting of an unflappable dog and crazed rabbit - are returning to PC in November, and we've found four gameplay snippets that show they're back in style.

Check the Movies tab above to watch the pair settle back into point-and-click life as if they never left (has it really been 13 years?) As with the original 2D adventure, half the fun is in letting them comment on their situations rather than actually progressing the plot.

Above: Like any good detective pair, Sam's the one with the snappy dress sense and Max is the wild card.

The first in a planned series of episodic adventures is due for online release on November 1, and we can't wait.

September 12, 2006


 
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Sam & Max Episode 1: Culture Shock

Genre: Adventure
Release date: Oct 18, 2006
Published by: Telltale Games
Developed by: Telltale Games
Min system requirements: Pentium 800MHz or equivalent, 256MB RAM, 230MB HD space, 32MB video card
Recommended system: Pentium 1.5GHz or equivalent, 512MB RAM, 230MB HD space, 32MB video card
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