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Green Man Gaming has added Telltale Games titles to its library for PC and Mac. Most are on sale at present, so hit up the link to purchase games such as Back to the Future, Hector: Badge of Carnage, Jurassic Park: The Game, Poker Night 2, Puzzle Agent, Sam & Max, Tales of Monkey Island, and The Walking Dead.

Deus Ex titles are all 75% off this weekend on Steam, and all seasons of the Sam & Max are 66% off.

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Sam & Max are turning 25 years old, and Telltale is celebrating by putting the series on sale.

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Tales of Monkey Island and the first two seasons Sam & Max are now available on GOG.com. Both have also be discounted by 60% until July 3, during which Tales of Monkey Island will run you $13.99 while Sam & Max Save the World and Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space will run you $11.99 each.

Lots of little things below containing interesting things, bric-a-brac, and whatnot.

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We’re all just working for the weekend, ya know. Let these shorts do some of it for you so your clicker fingers can be saved for something more useful.

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Crazy. Wacky. Zany. Wild. Hilarious. Unpredictable.

All of these words can be used to describe gaming hall-of-famers like Tycho, Strongbad, Sam & Max, and TF2′s Heavy. The game of Poker, though? Well, let’s just say we can personally vouch for the fact that World Series of Poker matches on ESPN are a fantastic sleep aid.

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Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse’s finale, The City that Dares Not Sleep, will be landing on PC and Mac August 30, according to Telltale.

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So a homicidal rabbit, a dog detective, two people who may eventually attain sainthood while writing about “dickwolves” on the side, a luchador who reads emails for a living, and – for some reason – Team Fortress 2′s Heavy walk into a bar…

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Telltale sent over some art and a screenshot from the second episode of Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse – The Tomb of Sammun-Mak.

Get ‘em below the break.

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Valve’s revealed that some Sam & Max items are being added to Team Fortress 2.

Only catch is, you have to purchase the latest episode of the dog and rabbit adventure through Steam to get ‘em.

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Telltale has announced some pre-order goodies for the new season of Sam & Max.

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The ESRB’s listed Sam and Max: The Devil’s Playhouse for PS3.

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Telltale Games is now five years old. Hooray.

To celebrate, the company’s dropped half the cost from the first two seasons of Sam & Max and a complete season of Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People until May 18.

Details here.

Telltale Game’s Emily Morganti has told videogaming247 that there is currently no 360 version of Sam & Max in production.

“We are not actively working on bringing Sam & Max to Xbox 360 at the moment,” said Morganti.

“It’s something we’d like to do and are equipped to do with our development tools, but we don’t have an Xbox version in production right now.”

When asked if an XBLA title or a boxed retail game would be in the offing if the dynamic duo did go green, Morganti responded: “We’d be open to either.”

They want to make it. We want to play it. What’s the problem?

By Mike Bowden

According to this 1UP piece, Telltale’s planning a new Sam & Max series for 2009.

The new episodes in the “comedy” adventure will arrive shortly after the current crop hits Wii.

More details and quotes through the link.

Phew. Telltale’s confirmed that Wii’s going to receive its own Sam & Max version. Well, not its own: the product’s going to be a reworking of the six-part PC series made available for PC last year. No release date apart from “autumn”.

According to this, Telltale has hired Mike Stemmle, the co-developer of the original LucasArts adventure Game Sam and Max Hit The Road.

Stemmle is to help Telltale develop its new episodic updates to Sam & Max, as well as working on other projects.

Glory be. Telltale Games has shown first details of the latest episode in the Sam & Max series, titled Night of the Raving Dead. See here.

“Zombie attack! Droves of undead are converging in the streets. Now Sam & Max must confront their leader – a Eurotrash vampire with a style all his own. Are the Freelance Police cool enough to outsmart this emo before his flesh-eating army usurps the western world?”

It’s out on February 12 or 13. Try to contain yourselves in the meantime.