Telltale Games officially announced Sam & Max is coming out with a second season, which will premiere this fall on GameTap. No details have been disclosed besides the single screenshot you’re seeing. There should be more details about the new season tomorrow since Telltale is participating in a panel at Comic-Con.

Gametap free plus an X-Arcade stick is my personal virtual arcade. They just added a few new games to including Captain Commando from Capcom. When 2D brawlers were all the rage Capcom tried to make one with their unofficial mascot, Captain Commando. Look at his name careful, it is derived from Capcom. CAPtain COMmando, see? [...]

GameSetWatch is always keeping an eye out on GameTap and I’m glad that someone out there is doing it. Maybe I should start too since there GameTap Free is in beta where you can sample some of the games. However everything is timed to suck you into paying for the service after tasting a sample [...]

Finally, a different setting!  That’s what I thought when starting this episode.  Sam & Max Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die places our animal detective duo on the lawn of the White House.  Apparently, the president, who looks and talks suspiciously like our current president, has been acting a bit weird lately.  How else can [...]

  Point and click adventures, a genre PC gamers felt they could call their own, have been through a pretty tough phase those last 10 years or so. After Sierra collapsed and Lucasarts started milking the Star Wars franchise, adventurers never really enjoyed the same level of quality, polish or production values in their games. [...]

The movie channel that reruns movies you already own on DVD has a new service scheduled in 2007 for gamers. A new gaming channel is being created to bring video games to homes with high speed internet. On top of games they are going to have other “gaming related” content like reviews, tips and cheats. [...]

Take me back to a simpler time, when men were men, vegans were confined to San Francisco, and adventure games only required one button.  A time when the word  “LucasArts” conjured up more than an image of an isometric scrolling of expository yellow text over the starry expanse of space (I’ve heard that John Williams [...]