I have been meaning to download the demo's for this for a few months and was really suprised to see how polished and great the game looks, so for anybody who has not seen it yet -

http://www.telltalegames.com/samandmax

I haven't got the cash at the moment but I will certainly be looking to buy the full season disk as at $34.99 for six games it's pretty well priced

I'm going to buy them over Steam when I get the chance, you can get all the Episodes for $40 combined, so I think the official site has a better price, but whatever.

I've heard really good things about the "new" Sam and Max, which surprised me *cough* "Neo" Monkey Island *cough cough* so I think I'll be getting them too...

Escape From Monkey Island was good, Monkey Kombat just sucked balls.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Blood-Pigggy @ Jun 30 2007, 10:39 PM) [snapback]297337[/snapback]</div>steam? why bother with steam?
i'd wait for a disc to come rather than put that crap on my computer

Steam is a good service, you're just terrible at understanding my opinion on it.

umm... when it screws up a whole install and won't uninstall you tend to hate it.

Lol, sucks for you because I've actually had less install problems with Steam than I ever did with a bunch of disks.

Well then, let me chime in with my dislike of Steam. Oh, install went fine, and uninstall did too. I just loaded it to play project gordon and the demo for that kungfu game. Not only were they both kinda disapointing, but I had to wait every time I wanted to play them for steam to re-download content from valve which ended up taking far far too long in my opinion. Forgive me, but I'm accostomed to ahving a game on my hard drive and being able to play in at a moment's notice. With steam it feels like I'm going back to the load times of my C64.

That's a problem with your own PC, since all the demos and freeware games load right off the bat as you install them, no updates from Valve on them, ever.