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Update: Telltale's Back to the Future Hits PS3 On February 15
Update: PS3 owners will finally get a chance to go back in time with Marty McFly, since the first episode in Telltale's latest series is coming to PSN on February 15. The game will also be hitting iPad later this month, though that version does not currently have a concrete release date.
Read our review of the PC version here. Also, remember that we're talking about the good adventure game called Back to the Future, not the awful NES game.
Original Story: The first installment of Telltale Game's Back to the Future episodic adventure game will hit on December 22.
The introductory episode is called "It's About Time!" and will be the first of five scheduled releases. It takes place six months after the events of the third film, and features Marty going back in time in the DeLorean and teaming up with a teenage Doc Brown.
For now, the game is only available on PC and Mac, but will be expanding to PSN and iPad in early 2011.
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