Sam-n-Max

WARNING: the following story contains blood, gore and horror. If you are easily frightened, I suggest you click away now! But if you think you can handle it, you're free to keep reading. ------------------------------------------------ Picture this: it's the year 2007 and you come back home from your local game store after buying a copy of a new game you've been waiting for. The game in question is Sam & Max: Save The World, a point-and-click adventure game centered on your favorite dog-and-rabbit detective pair. As soon as you return home, you grab an energy drink, turn on your computer and pop the disk into the CD-ROM player. However, the experience does not go as expected. The music sounds distorted, the characters' voices are low-pitched and there is no color except for black, white and red. Despite this, you carry on playing, thinking it's just a feature that can be enabled or disabled by the player. After exiting the Freelance Police office and walking down Straight Street