X3F TV -- XBLA in Brief: Sam & Max Season 2, Axel & Pixel

by Richard Mitchell { Oct 14th 2009 at 4:00PM }

We've got two click-em-ups up for grabs this week. One -- Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space -- is a buddy comedy fueled by crime, conversation and jokes, while the other -- Axel & Pixel -- is a puzzle solving affair rendered with bright colors and quirky animation. We're not sure what we did to deserve two point-and-click adventure games this week but, frankly, we're not going to look a gift horse in the mouth, especially considering these aren't gifts at all.

No, they cost real money. 1600

in the case of Sam & Max, and 800

for Axel & Pixel.

Download the trial version of Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space
Download the trial version of Axel & Pixel

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Tags: 2k-games, axel-and-pixel, sam-and-max, sam-and-max-beyond-time-and-space, Take-Two, x3f-tv, xbla, xbla-in-brief

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

blachole @ Oct 14th 2009 4:30PM

Axel & Pixel looks awesome..I have it in my queue to DL when I get home..

Rhamsey @ Oct 14th 2009 5:29PM

Never been a huge point and click fan, and 20 bucks is way to much for me, but the 10 dollar Axel & Pixel might be something I buy.

whylekat @ Oct 16th 2009 7:07PM

$20 for 6 episodes that all together can take up to 12 hrs to complete... Or $20 for a shitty Watchmen that takes 3-4 hrs to complete... Hmmm what's that about high pricing? I think you posted about the wrong XBLA title =P

Jarlino @ Oct 15th 2009 6:30AM

I really enjoyed the first season of Sam&Max, so I'm going to buy the second season as soon as I grow tired of Brutal Legend's multiplayer mode. 8D

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