I'm not quite convinced the score reflects the review, but it is still a decent title. I wish it offered slightly more as a game, but these episodic Telltale features are usually really short. It did a better job than with BTTF (imo); the choice element and extremely well crafted narrative are really gripping. (also, slight editorial error in paragraph 6 you might want to correct)

I don't necessarily agree a lot with Tom, but I think he's right on the money on this one. There's a scoring range for a reason; to fully use it. Especially the last part: Games with a 6 or a 5 still have a very specified audience. Hell, I've even bought multiple 4 games on a budget, because they catered specifically to my interests, homed in to what I'd find enjoyable in a game. If a review comes back unfavorable and you weren't really piqued, then sure, you can pass; you don't need to buy every game. But if a game really has you pumped and it doesn't come back with a perfect rating, you can still actually read (or watch) if the parts that apply to you are done right. If so, chances are you'll still enjoy the game greatly.

I run an AMD 3000+ 1.81Ghz and Radeon 2400 AGP :D. It worked...barely. But that means people with ACTUAL Pc's should be fine.

I'll try and get some of these. But Live, that'll be up to luck really.