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Back to the Future Release Info And Behind the Scenes Videos
Telltale Games is attempting to do the legendary Back to the Future trilogy justice in video game form, and you won't have to wait long to play the fruits of its labors. The company announced today that PC and Mac version of Back to the Future: The Game will hit in December to be followed shortly by the PS3 and iPad versions. You can preorder the the PC/Mac versions at the game's official site for $24.95, which will get you a free copy of Telltale's popular game Puzzle Agent and access to a special "insider" forum at Telltale's site, where you can talk to the developers of the game. And, as a nice gesture, Telltale will donate $1 from every preorder sold to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
To further whet your appetite, Telltale has released three new "behind the scenes" videos that detail the game's development, including some awesome footage of Christopher Lloyd taping voiceovers for the game. Check em' out!
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