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Telltale Sheds Light On Licence Aquisition

From Monkey Island and Sam and Max all the way through to Back to the Future and Jurassic Park, Telltale make quality adventure game - but where do they get their ideas from? And once they know who they'd like to make a game with, how do they proceed from there?
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Published: Aug 22, 2011 03:44 pm

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From Monkey Island and Sam and Max all the way through to Back to the Future and Jurassic Park, Telltale makes quality adventure games – but where do they get their ideas from? And once they know who they’d like to make a game with, how do they proceed from there?

From Gamerzines:

“We’re always looking for the licenses that make sense and ones that we really want to do,” explained (Alan Johnson), PR & social media manager.

“Like some of the stuff we’re looking at right now includes TV shows, comic books, movies; they’re all fair game to Telltale. Basically if it has a fun and good story to tell, Telltale would be ready to make a game around it.”

Given that I can’t think of a single Telltale game I’ve not enjoyed, the more they release, the better.

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Mat Growcott
With over a decade's worth of writing experience, Mat Growcott began leaning against walls whilst wearing sunglasses in an attempt to look young and attractive. It didn't work. Highlights of Mat's career include being ignored by the BBC and laughing loudly at Peter Molyneux's jokes at Eurogamer.