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Six months after the events in Back to the Future Part III, Marty McFly is adjusting to life without his best friend Doc Brown. As Doc left everything behind, the bank has foreclosed on his home and now all of his entire estate will be sold off, causing Marty to face the possibility that Doc will never return. Suddenly, the DeLorean time machine mysteriously appears out of nowhere. Marty learns that Doc has once again found himself stranded in another time period and Marty must go back in time to rescue him. Written by
William Gonçalves
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Trivia
The Brown residence phone number, 555-1038, is a reference to the birthdate of
Christopher Lloyd, who was born in October 1938.
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Goofs
In her apartment, old Edna Strickland refers to her younger brother as Gerald. However, in the accompanying photo album that comes with the deluxe edition of the game, Edna's younger brother is named Stanford.
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References
Frankenstein (1931)
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Soundtracks
"Back To The Future"
from the original soundtrack "Back To The Future"
Performed by
Alan Silvestri
(p) 1985 Universal Studios
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I just finished playing back to the Future: The Game, episode 1 and I loved it. I am an old BTTF fan and adventure game player. I could also see that Telltale Games was very true to the movies as this game takes place 6 months after the last movie. And the story is entertaining as Marty once again has to travel back in time to save Doc, which by the way is voiced by Christopher Lloyd. Marty is voiced by A.J. Locascio and if I didn't know better I'd swear it was Michael J. Fox.
The graphics in this game isn't exactly state of the art, but it is fully playable and it doesn't need a super computer to run. And the voice acting is great.
I may be wrong, but I think this game is a lot more fun if you saw the movies first. So, if you're new to Back to the Future, rent the movies and then buy the game. It's like 20 years since I saw the movies for the first time and this game sure took me back in time. :-)
Easily 8 out of 10.