Great Scott!! Back to the Future: The video game

[jungle jom]

Back To The Future Video Game?

Now That's Heavy!

 

[lollycop]

Back To The Future Video Game?

Now That's Heavy!

Heavy? There's that word again, is there a problem with the earth's gravitational pull?

 

[Something Sexy]

I'd love to play this, but I don't have 1.21 Gigawatts of RAM.

What the hell is a gigawatt?

 

[Nocturne]

Should be interesting to keep an eye out for.
The Angry Video game nerd has just revisited the Back to the Future games for his latest video as well, damn they looked awful.

If you go to Game Trailers you can find it there. I wont link due to the profanity (don't want another warning *lol*)

 

[Theokan]

The thing is, Telltale Games does exclusively point and click adventures only. They did the new Sam and Max episodes and the new Monkey Island series. So ya I'm pretty positive this is another episodic point and click adventure coming from these guys. I'm actually pretty excited to see how this will turn out.

 

[THX-182]

Back To The Future Video Game?

Now That's Heavy!

"Weight has nothing to do with it!"

I just hope that the game doesn't suck like every other BTTF game made.

NSFW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y306cWw98a4

 

[LycosV]

Full Throttle was my favorite of the Lucasarts point and click games.

I'm not saying that Full Throtle wasn't a great game, I am just saying that its vehicle sections weren't exactly the highlight.

 

[stshammgod]

I for one will be happy to see more adventures of Marty and Doc. Ones with more story.... and fewer bees.

 

[The_Batmobile]

Ooh I want a hoverboard controller, for out running "Future Biff" scenes.

 

[EXOTICLEX]

I would def buy this game

 

[SwedishHeat]

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Dude's voice is spot on

 

[bhags413]

Hope it is worlds better than the NES game - Man....that was garbage haha

 

[bhags413]

Do you know what this means???? ......It means that this D*** thing DOESN'T WORK AT ALL ! !

 

[Cap'n Cook]

Damn, that voice is brilliant.

 

[Biojex]

Wow...good voice.

 

[Kabukiman]

Dude's voice is spot on

Wow. That is spot-on. Props to the devs for finding him, and double-props to MJF for allowing them to use his likeness with this dude's voice.

 

[Cap'n Cook]

So will this be multi-platform?

 

[lerath666]

I'm going to guess PC, and XBL, possibly on PSN as well.

 

[Cap'n Cook]

Cool thanks.

 

[Spartan Rex]

Back to the Future: Your First Look
Telltale's episodic adventure exposed.
November 23, 2010

Level 4
by Charles Onyett

Back to the Future will be back in the near future courtesy of Telltale Games. Next month PC and Mac gamers will get to pick up on Marty McFly and Doc Brown's exploits, and PlayStation 3 and iPad owners will get their shot a little later on. Spread across five episodes, this video game continuation of the film trilogy will follow the two main characters on a totally new adventure. For the kids out there who haven't watched the trilogy, you should know it contains crazy science, awkward hoverboard chases, time travel, and bizarre incestuous implications. It's weird, but also very much worth watching.

Quite a bit of talent is involved with the project, including the co-creator / co-writer / co-producer of the movies Bob Gale, Christopher Lloyd as the voice of Doc Brown, and of course the group at Telltale that has very clearly demonstrated skill at building entertaining episodic adventures. I know the folks here at IGN are excited to see how things turn out, and Telltale just handed over a few screenshots to give us a look at the visual style.


Doc Brown is convinced his hair used to be fluffier.


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From early art, it was clear the game would feature a less realistic approach with the graphics. Mike Stemmle, co-designer at Telltale, commented that "The game visuals take a stylized approach – staying true to the essence of the source material, of course. The first screenshots here show how this is coming together, which we'll continue refining as we polish the game."

Without spoiling anything, Stemmle gave out a few details of how the game will progress and some of the things you'll see. "The story in the game is completely new, set several months after the events of the third movie from Marty's perspective. Of course, this is a story that involves time travel, so who knows where it'll end up? We're working with Bob Gale to make sure we're delivering an authentic experience. There'll be numerous recognizable elements of course – the Hill Valley town center, the clocktower, the DeLorean, Doc's lab, and quite a bit more. And you'll see then in ways you haven't experienced before."

Though Doc Brown and Marty are in the screens, Marty McFly is the only playable character. "Doc's too much of a force of nature to be controlled," Stemmle said.


Gull-wing doors and arguments. Looks like everything's in order.



This is an adventure game, so you can expect to collects items here and there to solve puzzles and get characters to do things. As Stemmle states, "You'll be primarily applying inventory to in-world characters and objects in the game. Marty's not much of an 'assemble three inventory items into a workable gadget' kind of guy."


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