Some scans from the latest issue of Retro Gamer:
The Making Of Sam & Max:Page 1 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Sam001.jpg) Page 2 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Sam002.jpg) Page 3 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Sam003.jpg) Page 4 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Sam004.jpg)
Tim Shafer Interview: Page 1 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Tim001.jpg) Page 2 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Tim002.jpg) Page 3 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Tim003.jpg) Page 4 (http://homepage.eircom.net/~limpingfish/Tim004.jpg)
EDIT: Okay, it seems everybody has had a chance to read these so I'll be removing them now. Sorry if you missed them :-*
Awesome stuff, thanks!
Seven and a half months to make Sam and Max... do you hear that, FOA team? :=
Quote from: SteveMcCrea on Thu 02/03/2006 21:06:58
Awesome stuff, thanks!
Seven and a half months to make Sam and Max... do you hear that, FOA team? :=
Sam and Max ... pah! ... took them only seven and a half months. We'll show them: seven and a half years and not a day less for FoA! Take that, Tim Shafer! ;D
oh. beh. FoA ... not FoY ... must be getting paranoid...
Didn't know this issue of RG was out yet... I have reason to leave the domicile tomorrow!
I just showed you the best bits!
Its the principle of the thing!
Plus, I like the magazine.
But...but I...
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Fine. >:(
Ah, an article on the A1200!
Another reason to buy the thing. Although, I did get a pain in my neck from craning over the magazine (damn this lack of table space) so I consider that my punishment.
The A1200? Ah my old friend... We laughed, we cried, you died. (Literally)
And home of the Amiga's own adventure game maker GRAAL (Imagine AGS with just the code bits)
Awesome read, I love Retro Gamer Magazine .. It costs so much here in Australia ($15 australian dollars). But it is always such a nostalgic read even though I know most of the stuff that they publish.
I feel sad now, just remembering ... stuff :( Even being apart of an adventure game community doesn't really make me think of those old games much, but reading that, I can actually remember what experiencing all those games for the first time was like.
Exactly why that magazine is so great
Fifteen Dollars Australian?
I thought your money was worthless (no offence) anyway.
On a paperback that costs £5.99 sterling, the Aus$ price is somewhere around $18.
$15 for the mag would sound about right.