Sam & Max Save the World Episode 101: Culture Shock
First posted on 19 February 2007. Last updated on 25 April 2012.
Back in 1993, LucasArts released Sam & Max Hit the Road—a story of 2 freelance police, a dog and a rabbit (or, more accurately, a hyperkinetic rabbity thing). I would like to say this was my favorite adventure game from LucasArts, but the same could be said about almost every other game from LucasArts, though for different reasons. What makes Sam & Max Hit the Road such an enjoyable game is the…
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