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First Wallace and Gromit Episode Released on PC
The first episode of Telltale’s new episodic adventure game Wallace and Gromit’s Grand Adventures, based on the claymation duo, has gone online.
Dubbed Fright of the Bumblebees, the episode offers – among other things – wacky schemes, giant bees and garden gnomes.
To entice gamers into buying it, Telltale is offering a 50% discount on everything else from its store in your order. If you haven’t decided on making the jump yet, there’s always the demo to play.
The next three episodes will be released monthly to subscribers. It is expected to hit Xbox Live Arcade this spring.
Sam & Max seasons to hit Xbox Live Arcade
It seems that Telltale’s dog-and-rabbit duo are set to hit Xbox Live in their entirety at a currently undisclosed date.
When I say entirety I mean that both seasons 1 and 2 will hit the Xbox Live Arcade for download.
Season One will be entitled Sam & Max Save the World and Season Two will be entitled Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space.
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Cool Game is Broken for Attractive People
Attractive people who bought the WiiWare version of Strong Bad’s Cool Game are in for trouble as reports around the web are stating that a glitch in the game freezes the console.
This problem only affects people who are playing in widescreen and 480p resolution. The glitch causes the system to lock up during the trophy presentation ceremony.
While Telltale Games, the developer, is yet to offer a permanent solution, the studio wrote on its official forums that “you might want to try switching to 480i from 480p, or turning off widescreen.”
Strong Bad Marks Date on Calendar
The first episode for Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People will see a simultaneous release on PC and Wii on August 11, Telltale Games announced today. A total of five episodes are planned for release as monthly installments, with the first episode titled “Homestar Ruiner”.
The Wii version of the game will be available on the console’s Shop channel for 1000 Wii points ($10), with the PC version being offered online for $8.95 per episode or as part of a $34.95 five-episode subscription.