All you have to do is break into a zoo and collect an innocent bottle of shaving cream. Sounds easy enough right?

The only problem is the zoo is really full of dinosaurs and the shaving cream really contains dino embryos. Hope their paying you well!

Title: Back to the Future part 3: Citizen Kane Price: $24.99 System(s): *PC, Mac Release Date: March, 28, 2011 Publisher (Developer): Telltale Games ESRB Rating: “Everyone” Pros: Continue the story to save Doc, Jennifer with original voice actor (Jennifer number 1), fun puzzle. Cons: Same locations, new timezone. Overall Score:Two thumbs up 98 out of more »

Marti’s grandfather has been killed in the past, thus Marti to fade away since he was never really born, not only that but the Tannen’s have taken over Hill Valley because Kid Tannen was never arrested in the past! Talk about your bad days.

So now you must go into the past and correct everything that went wrong, all while trying to avoid running into your other selves or being caught by Kid Tannen.

Great Scott! Doc has disappeared somewhere in the past and left no trace. It’s Marty’s job to figure out where Doc went and how to bring him back to the present before he dies in the past.

Someone stole Max’s brain and Sam is furious and vengeful. He won’t stop until he finds the culprit who stole his best buddy’s cranium.

As Sam, you have to interrogate perps (with the help of his old buddy Detective Flint Paper), and eventually use what you got to get back your buddy’s brain. You also get to play around with some of those ancient toys, too.

I was able to get an exclusive look at Telltales’ newest puzzle adventure game Puzzle Agent.

The game was based on the Professor Layton. You play as Nelson Teethers, the FBI’s one and only puzzle agent. When a wierd occurance happens in his office, Nelson decides to solve the mystery of what happened, and investigate in the best way he knows how, by solving puzzles.

What do a toy box, an ancient mummy and a bunch of mole-people have in common? Why the second episode of Sam and Max, of course.

In this episode, you don’t control Sam or Max but, instead, their great grandfathers Sammak and Maximus. The game starts with the boys finding two skeletons that look like them and a few film reels. The reels show their grandfathers going through a series of events on a train and in a pyramid, all to find the Devils toy box. You spend the rest of the game traveling back and forth between the reels to get the whole story of why Sam and Max’s grandfathers are now skeletons.

Oh no! A giant space ape is trying to take over the world, and Sam and Max are the only hope for humanity. Oh crud!

Telltale’sSam and Max: The Devil’s Playhouse is the third season for the dynamic duo. This season will be similar to Telltale’s Tales of Monkey Island where all five episode will be part of the same big story. Each episode will continue after the previous one, which is different then the stand alone episodes you are use to with the series, giving you a five episode long story.

In the first episode The Penal Zone, you are treated to a couple cut scenes (which is also unique to this season) that show a huge alien ape destroying airplanes and buildings from his space ship. Our hero’s are locked in a hamster looking cage and of course you need to get them out. Also, Max inexplicably has telekinetic powers, and Sam has a device that sends people to the “Penal Zone” which is not explained yet either. There is also a narrator that resembles a caricatured Rod Sterling from the Twilight Zone. He also gives you a tutorial on how to use Max’s new powers and how to play the rest of the game.

For the first time ever, a Sam and Max series will be released on the Playstation Network. Season three, The Devils Playhouse is out soon, starting with the first game, Penal Zone which will come out April 15, 2010. The games will also be available on PCs (Windows and Mac) in addition to the PSN.

There is also an incentive deal going on to encourage preorders. If you reserve a copy now, you get a free game episode of any game from the Telltale library. You also become a member of the Freelance Police “Elite Forces,” which will include chats with creator Steve Purell and other team members and access to a special preview area with first looks at upcoming games and free downloads. You’ll also get special deals at the Telltale store. The presale with bonus items goes for $34.95. You can preorder it from Tellatale’s site or from the Sam and Max game site.

The final chapter in our epic adventure of pirating and voodoo curses, Rise of the Pirate God, has finally arrived.

Due to the circumstances of the previous episode (which I won’t spoil in case you have yet to play it), you are now a ghost and at the crossroads of the pirate afterlife where you must choose your eternal fate. Because you are a pirate, your choices are an afterlife of thievery, swordplay or treasure hunting.