Please select the appropriate flair for your post out of the following options: Secret of MI, Monkey Island 2, Curse of MI, Escape from MI, Tales of MI, Return to MI, General, Meme, AI Creation, Let's Play. In short, add value to the community and uphold our standards, or you will be asked to move along. We define this as being aggressive towards other users, causing nonconstructive arguments, the over zealous or repetitive assertion of critical opinions as fact (particularly in places where it is uncalled for, deliberately disruptive, or done to stir up negativity and drama), trolling, malicious or vindictive sarcastic remarks, and inciting/engaging in hatred, violence, or general unpleasantness. It is NOT a subreddit for sharing content about monkeys. All content must be relevant to the Monkey Island computer game franchise. Users who comment positively or support shill posts will also be banned, so use your head, don't support scammers, and don't be a sucker! READ THE PINNED POST!!! The only pirates we like are those on the High Seas! Don’t post links to unlicensed sellers or discuss how to pirate any Monkey Island media. No Spam, Advertisements, or Shilling for unofficial / unlicensed products. The subreddit for all the treasure seeking mighty pirates! Look behind you, a three-headed monkey! The games follow the misadventures of the hapless Guybrush Threepwood as he struggles to become the most notorious pirate in the Caribbean. Gilbert explained that the reasoning for changing the art style was that he wanted to 'embrace something new.Monkey Island is a series of adventure games, created by Ron Gilbert. Right now he has a team of twenty-five people working on Return To Monkey Island, which will feature a 'modern' art style. 'We just thrashed all sorts of ideas and talked about what are the themes, and what do we want to say in the game, all that stuff,' Gilbert said.įor the sequel, Gilbert says he will take a more of a hands-on approach to the game's development. Shortly after that meeting, Gilbert flew to Grossman to seriously discuss what they would do with another Monkey Island game. Two years ago, the whole situation came to a head when Gilbert met a Digital Devolver representative, who in turn put him in contact with the head of licensing at Lucasfilm. So that was probably more important than actually owning it, was being able to make the game we wanted to make.” I didn't want to be making a game and having somebody tell me what I should make. 'I think the more important thing, rather than owning it, was that I really wanted to have creative freedom. Gilbert also addressed his famous reluctance to make a new Monkey Island game unless he owned the IP.

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