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Back to the Future: The Game

  • 2010
  • Wii
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  • motion home console
  • 7th generation

History

Doc Brown has Christopher Lloyd's voice again in Back to the Future: The Game, Telltale's 2010 episodic sequel to the film trilogy. A motion-console version collected those episodes, and Marty McFly is dragged through a Hill Valley that the movies never filmed, including an alternate town under Citizen Brown.

The episodes ship a story that starts after the locomotive ending, with the DeLorean still the problem and the solution. Conversation puzzles replace the films' action set pieces, which is Telltale's method.

Lloyd's Doc is the bridge to the movies. The motion-console collection is those episodes in one place, not a rail shooter of the clock tower.

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RAWG record

RAWG rating3.44 / 5
Ratings264
RAWG date2010-12-21
ESRB on RAWGTeen
GenresAdventure, Action, Puzzle
DevelopersNot listed
PublishersNot listed
Platforms on RAWGpc, playstation4, ios, macos, xbox360, playstation3, wii

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