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"I have made one pixel art game in my entire career and that was Thimbleweed Park," writes Gilbert. "Monkey Island 1 and 2 weren't pixel art games. They were games using state-of-the-art tech and art. Monkey Island 1 was 16 color EGA and we jumped at the chance to upgrade it to 256 colors. Monkey Island 2 featured the magical wizardry of scanned art by Peter Chan and Steve Purcell and we lusted to keep pushing everything forward.

"If I had stayed and done Monkey Island 3 it wouldn't have looked like Monkey Island 2. We would have kept pushing forward, and Day of the Tentacle is a good example of that."

"When Dave [Grossman] and I first started brainstorming Return to Monkey Island we talked about pixel art, but it didn't feel right," writes Gilbert. "We didn't want to make a retro game. You can't read an article about Thimbleweed Park without it being called a 'throwback game'. I didn't want Return to Monkey Island to be just a throwback game, I wanted to keep moving Monkey Island forward because it's interesting, fun, and exciting. It's what the Monkey Island games have always done."

Mahdi wrote: ↑21 Sep 2022, 08:56 Încă nu am terminat de parcurs seria, ajung și la ăsta cândva.

ola small dickie wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 12:36 la care ai ramas? eu le-am terminat pe toate in afara de remakes si asta nou pe care inca nu l-am cumparat