Which IP should TellTale cover next?

Thought about Star Wars, but how much I'd be invested in a TT game of it really depends on what era or EU material it's set in.

Hey, they haven't done anything with Hulk lately, have they?

The format is ideal for exploring the man behind the monster.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
Destiny would be great with its rich lore

Originally posted by cdtm
Undertale.

Originally posted by Jmanghan
I hope this is a jab, because its a pretty good one.

Destiny does have great lore. A decent campaign is what it lacks.

Originally posted by Jmanghan
As the title says, which IP should TellTale make a story on?

Honestly? Star Trek. It's dialogue-heavy enough, and the variety of choices you could make means that there's plenty to work with in that sense.

TNG ideally, but i'd take a TOS one too.

Deep Space Nine!

'Cause Avery Brooks and most of the cast are probably easiest to get for va work. 😉

DS9 would be my choice (it IS the best trek after all), but TNG or TOS would sell better, I would imagine.

I was supremely disappointed in their rendition of Batman. The story was nice and I got into it but there's a million bugs, super laggy and the clincher is that your choices don't matter. I'd made a few pivotal choices and the game continued as if I'd made the opposite choice, it may be just a bug but that compromises the whole game for me.

Went from can't miss to can't play in the matter of a moment

Originally posted by Firefly218
I was supremely disappointed in their rendition of Batman. The story was nice and I got into it but there's a million bugs, super laggy and the clincher is that your choices don't matter. I'd made a few pivotal choices and the game continued as if I'd made the opposite choice, it may be just a bug but that compromises the whole game for me.

Went from can't miss to can't play in the matter of a moment

The illusion of choice is true of all Tell-Tale games.

And yeah, this could have used more polishing. They changed engines, causing problems, but rushing it out with half finished/buggy textures is inexcusible.

I did enjoy it, though. Worth the 7 or so I paid on sale.

Didn't come across any bugs on my end.

Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Didn't come across any bugs on my end.

What platform?

The MS system I played it on featured disappearing/resppearing textures on the walls, and in some cases things like white boxes where a poster should be.

PC had some pretty bad issues at launch for a lot of players. I didn't experience texture issues, but on a machine with a decent graphics card, my framerate was ****ing awful at times.

Originally posted by cdtm
What platform?

The MS system I played it on featured disappearing/resppearing textures on the walls, and in some cases things like white boxes where a poster should be.

Forgot the game suffered the same curse on PC as with other Batman games after Arkham City (typical WB phuckery). Had maybe a little lag on a part or two, but that was about it.

I wonder if anyone beta test's anymore.

Why does Platinum Games, a relatively small time dev, have a far better record of good ports?

The Elder Scrolls?

Originally posted by cdtm
The illusion of choice is true of all Tell-Tale games.

And yeah, this could have used more polishing. They changed engines, causing problems, but rushing it out with half finished/buggy textures is inexcusible.

I did enjoy it, though. Worth the 7 or so I paid on sale.

Originally posted by Firefly218
It's not just a surfacy bug like poor textures that's my problem, it's a fundamental glitch in the very center of a gamers experience. I'll give an example, there were two options to either fuk catwoman or reject her come-ons. I chose to hit that but then later in conversations and "previously" cutscenes the game says I rejected her. That's just one example of the several choices the game completely ignores and contradicts.

...Ugh....

Dark Souls anyone?

I don't see how that could possibly work.

Sherlock Holmes?