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I thought this was great! I especially enjoyed his discussion about Sam and Max: Freelance Police - which I admittedly didn't know too much about. Also, I didn't realize that so much of it was done at time of cancellation. Wild. Also, Mike showed up in the chat before he appears on screen (29:45). I really liked the wording of his response to a question about the commercialism theme of EMI and what drove that decision. I'm betting some people missed it because they skipped forward so, see below:

Tim Schafer just linked to this on Twitter. Its brilliant.

It isn't uncommon for Mojo-relevant titles to turn up online at insanely inexpensive prices, and I thought it would be good to have a catch-all thread to point such deals out, as I always felt these items to be a bit desperate in the context of the front page. Today's bargain: Atari's U.S. retail release of Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space for PC is currently selling on Amazon for $1.79. That's less than the shipping! Buy in bulk and make it a door prize at that office party that might have happened in a pre-pandemic world! https://www.amazon.com//dp/B0032CRP2Y/

Mike Stemmle on today's livestream mentioned that Peter Chan is doing concept art for the new Sam and Max VR game, which is exciting.

This already received front page coverage, but I didn't want this totally overshadowed by the admittedly historic stream with Ron last week. A lengthy conversation with Mike Stemmle about all kinds of games you care about: