
Sam & Max: Episode 2 - Situation: Comedy - Talk show host Myra Stump has gone berzerk! Sam & Max head down to the WARP TV studio to find out why she's holding her audience hostage. But getting onto Myra's stage isn't going to be easy. First the Freelance Police will have to prove they're worthy of fifteen minutes of fame.
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Languages: English, German, Italian
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Great reboot of a legendary game. Make sure you download TTres to play in 1080p
Now that the ignition switch has been started in the series, I assume that any other review about the follow up chapters might sound a bit redundant, that is, considering that you've already played the first title before considering moving to the next ones This time, Myra Stump, who's a famous talk show host decided to hold her audience hostage, for whatever reason. Your goal is to go to the studio and see what you can do in order to release those poor people from her clutches In order to do that, you're gonna be dealing with some of your old friends that you've met before: Bosco, who's as paranoid as ever, and also still the biggest scam engineer in the world, Sybil, who suddenly decided to move on from the Psycho-Analysis field and now is a publisher of a sensationalist tabloid (well, aren't they all), The Soda Poppers, who are now involved in a parody of "America's Got Talent" show, and some other new "friends" Besides going after the solution of the case, Sam & Max will also have the opportunity of getting themselves their 15 minutes of fame on TV, which is something that definitely puts most of the recent live shows to shame Overall, it's a fine sequel to the first chapter and it still isn't even halfway through the episode
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https://youtu.be/3KUp2nIAqKE Superseded by the remakes the core writing and comedy still holds up far better than the original technology does.
fun
pretty funny point and click puzzler.
Pretty good
Cooking Without Looking should be a real TV show.
Love sam and max
The Plot thickens. Better than episode 1.
See my review of Episode 1: Culture Shock. Still a great game and still a great series
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