CmdrFalcon

It'll be interesting to see where it goes from here (if anywhere)...

LSL1R's success really depends on who you ask... Most of its reviews haven't been overly kind, and it's sitting at an average of about 50%. If you'd ask Paul Trowe I'm sure he'd tell you they're running out of room to park the trucks full of money: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/pressreleases/202000/REPLAY_GAMES_GIVES_UP_ALLOWS_RETAILERS_TO_SELL_LEISURE_SUITLARRY_RELOADED.php Based on Al Lowe's comments here though it doesn't sound like it was an incredibly rousing success thus far: http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/22/4647432/leisure-suit-larry-series-continues-with-free-to-play-poker-ga

I could be mistaken, but I get the impression LSL Casino will be more or a straight port of the original rather than a full-blown remake. Mind you there is very limited information available about it currently... Remakes are tricky. On one hand you already the plot, puzzles, characters, locations, etc. You *could* just do a straight makeover, but standards have changed in the past 25 years. A higher resolution alone won't wow anyone. On the surface LSL1R is very close to the original... Now try using every icon and/or item on everything you encounter in every scene (including the "filler"

I'd like to say all of this comes as a shock, but honestly the only real shock is how long it actually took... I'm personally not concerned in the least about SpaceVenture. I have faith in the team and I look forward to a fantastic game - whenever it happens to be ready. What I *AM* concerned about is the backlash received by the dedicated supporters who had the 'audacity' to politely ask Paul to not publicly berate the team in a public forum. I’m sure karma will eventually sort it all out. His uppance will come <insert Larry pun here>. In the meantime, kudos to everyone who spok