The upcoming Strong Bad game for the Wii, Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People, has been pushed to July, according to Telltale Games. Telltale Producer Brett Tosti also revealed that the WiiWare and PC versions of the game will be released simultaneously.

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This latest episode promises to be the funniest in the critically acclaimed series to date as Sam & Max take on none other than the President of the United States. After the nation is subjected to federally-mandated group hugs and a horrifying embargo on pudding, Sam & Max are off to Washington D.C. to get control of the demented president. But once they arrive, the political climate only gets stormier and a new power will rise.

Telltale games has announced that the third installment of their very popular new Sam & Max title is available for download. Episode 3, “The Mole, the Mob, and the Meatball,” can be purchased for $8.95 individually, or as part of the Sam & Max: Season 1 collection for $34.95

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SAN RAFAEL, CA, February 8, 2007 – Interactive entertainment pioneer Telltale, Inc. announced today that the third installment of their episodic Sam & Max game series is now available for Windows XP and Vista users worldwide. Episode 3, “The Mole, the Mob, and the Meatball,” can be purchased from Telltale’s website (www.telltalegames.com) for $8.95 individually, or as part of the Sam & Max: Season 1 collection for $34.95. Customers who have already bought the full season will find download instructions for episode 3 at www.telltalegames.com/samandmax/seasonactivation.

Telltale's latest Sam & Max instalment, Episode 2: Situation: Comedy, is now available. You can even try the game first for those indecisive gamers among you -- there is a downloadable demo.

Telltale Games, the purveyors of the new Sam & Max games, have posted the subtitle of the second episode of the new Sam & Max game series. Situation: Comedy is the name of the next installment, and a brief plot summary was also posted (with a gameplay video).

Talk show host Myra Stump has gone berzerk! Sam & Max head down to the WARP TV studio to find out why she's holding her audience hostage. But getting onto Myra's stage isn’t going to be easy. First the Freelance Police will have to prove they're worthy of fifteen minutes of fame.

Telltale Games has announced the pricing scheme for the upcoming Sam & Max Episodic content. Individual episodes will cost $8.95USD and the entire season will cost $34.95USD. Moderately priced for sure, we wish more companies would follow their example!

Joystiq is the latest site to post a Telltale games interview (Sam & Max). Dan Connors and Emily Morganti of Telltale speak about episodic gaming, the Sam & Max episodes on Gametap, the release dates, reaching their target audience, and more.

A few days ago we asked you to help developer Telltale games make Nintendo aware of the fact that the upcomign Sam & Max game would be a perfect fit for Nintendo's new Wii console. Well, it works. Mind you, it does not happen often, but in true Nintendo classy style, they listened and contacted Telltale games! Apparently the guys at Telltale contacted 1UP last Friday, letting them know gamers can stop pestering the company, as Telltale received a call from Nintendo earlier that afternoon. This is great to hear, and further proof that once in a while, we really can change things by making our voices heard.

1up has posted a brand new Sam & Max Episode 1: Culture Shock preview. This game, due out next month, is the triumphant return of our favorite dog and rabbit crime solving duo. The 1up guys basically give us an overview of what to expect from the game, so if you are as-yet undecided on this title, give this preview a look.

According to WorthPlaying, at the recent Penny Arcade Expo, Telltale CEO Dan Connor expressed interest in bringing the new Sam & Max game to Nintendo's new Wii console. We think this game would be a perfect fit for the Wii, and if you do as well, click the link and help Nintendo take notice of the game.