£50? I paid $23 CDN for this remaster, which should be around £14.I booted up my VPN and changed my location to UK. The price the GoG store gave me was 15.49.

Basically in the remaster of the first game or whatever one wants to call it the devs and studio full on lied about censoring and altering the game contents even when called out over it on social media tell they no longer could deny it.. It basically pissed everyone off and more so when both sides started playing the blame game and saying''We didn't know it was censored and actors changed it must have happened after we finished or after the last build'' basically making up excuses that make no sense whatsoever .. Thus for example me a possible buyer would have at least been willing to get the game if they was honest but do to lies won't get the games as a result unless maybe they are dirt cheap now ..Even then thats a big maybe as I hate censorship but I hate lied to aswell so when they are mixed together I am am more against getting a game ..

I said for all three games. £19.29 per remaster (including the "DLC" soundtracks because that's the same 'like for like' content the originals came with) x3 games = £57.87. An almost 10x price increase from £5.97 (£1.89 + £1.89 + £2.19) again for all 3 original games bought only a few years ago...

I misunderstood, my apologies.

Comics were never available in my area growing up so I honestly never learned about them until later so the cartoon was honestly my first experience with Sam & Max, Should look into getting a hold of a collection book or something to give them a shot.

Actually, THERE IS some continuity between the games in the Telltale trilogy (and obviously between the chapters in the same game). Characters introduced in the first season for example, not only come back but are sometimes more important in the second season. The third season also begins because of something that happened in one episode of the second season.

TL;DR: play the Telltale trilogy in order... like you already would.

The only changes you might want (if you can't get used to an older UI) are to postpone Sam and Max Hit the Road until after the trilogy, or to skip it altogether. That would be regrettable because it's still a great adventure.

The original versions of Save the World and Beyond Time and Space come with the new versions. You get both in Standard Edition and Game + Soundtrack Bundle.

Thanks for the update.

The censorship was bad, absolutely, but let's not pretend that's a "graphical downgrade." The remaster is definitely a nice visual upgrade, it's night and day.

Sure for that price point it's a steal but I disagree it's a thin coat of paint. There's widescreen support, achievements, controller support, high resolution textures and a new lighting system.

The sliders at the bottom explains it better than I can
https://skunkapegames.com/samandmax/season2/

Agreed.

Going to buy this right now. I'm a sucker for well done remasters like this.

They are still using the crappy new voice-actor for Bosco, because the re-release devs have a problem with the last voice-actor's skin color.

They claim that there were no rewrites this time, though of course that's what they claimed last time.

Very few remasters are clear upgrades IMO, but other than the handful of cut lines I thought Season One was. This one supposedly has no cut lines, so I'm down for it for sure.

The original has had widescreen support from the start (hardly surprising since they were made during 2006-2010 and are not "old" pre widescreen era games at all). Bosco's voice acting is a still a downgrade. I'd pay more to *not* have stupid achievements retroactively shovelled into older games (and GOG offline installer users can't even use them anyway). As for controller support, it's a point & click adventure game... If you want to buy it then go ahead, but please don't make up fake facts like "they added widescreen" (that was already there...)

I find it funny than in a niche genre as the point n click adventure there is so much gatekeeping with the re releases. Sam and Max season 3 is the best thing Telltale has ever done and I don't think that minimal changes can alter that fact.