Unofficial Tex Murphy

Joel wrote:Dalton, any idea what format the new Tex Murphy boxset will be in? Are the games being put onto DVD discs? I'd love to get the DVD quality Overseer back up and running. Any idea if the video quality for the other games has been updated to suit the DVD medium?

joel,

chris has stated nothing has changed in graphics quality but I think maybe they will put them on dvd.

plumgas wrote:

Joel wrote:Dalton, any idea what format the new Tex Murphy boxset will be in? Are the games being put onto DVD discs? I'd love to get the DVD quality Overseer back up and running. Any idea if the video quality for the other games has been updated to suit the DVD medium?

joel,

chris has stated nothing has changed in graphics quality but I think maybe they will put them on dvd.

I remember that from the chat. But if they're putting them on DVD, while the actual gameplay visuals will be the same, will they at least clean up the cinematics for the DVD format?

Joel, I have no idea honestly mate - that is Chris' thing [would I like to see them at Overseer quality you betcha] I weep every time I see Pandora running at 10 fps and with the limited color spectrum of 256 colors when now we have millions available.

Last film that impressed me was "The Avengers" and "The Most Exotic Marigold Hotel"

Richard makes many a body shake

On a technical standpoint, I was highly impressed by The Raid: Redemption.

Highly impressed!

our movie theatres seems to have ignored this martial masterpiece

I agree The Raid has the most adrenaline filled action and style I have seen in a long while.

And I think Marigold Hotel will be remembered come Oscar time

Adrian, keep the footage for a Tex movie

Hmm, that reminds me... Mr.Carr, why didn't you all try to make a new movie instead of a game? Sure we love the games but I would've bought a Tex Murphy low-budget movie on DVD and loved it.

After all, I'm so looking forward to Plan 10 from Outer Space, no matter how crummy it is!

Mr. Carr, thank you for everything you've done, and indeed, continue to do, to make Tex come to life.

Here's a question that I don't want to bug Courtney with -- there are obviously many talented members of this community, and as Mac has indicated, we'd love to be involved however we can. As an actor myself, I must admit my curiosity, are you considering holding open auditions for some of the lesser speaking roles, or will you be using a casting agency? Would auditioners need to belong to SAG or another union?

Having another Tex game is a dream come true. Actually BEING in one is a dream I dared not to dream.

[EDIT:] Bah, late to the party once again.

Aaron