Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 2, Get Tannen (Video Game 2011)

Director:

Peter Tsaykel

Writers:

Bob Gale (characters), Bob Gale (story),

Stars:

A.J. Locascio, Christopher Lloyd, Andrew Chaikin

Cast

Cast overview:
A.J. Locascio	...	Marty McFly (voice) (as A.J. LoCascio)
Christopher Lloyd	...	Dr. Emmett Brown (voice)
Andrew Chaikin	...	Biff Tannen / Cliff Tannen / Riff Tannen (voice) (as Kid Beyond)
Roger Jackson	...	Cueball Donnely / Ernie Philpott (voice)
Shannon Nicholson	...	Edna Strickland (voice)
James Arnold Taylor	...	Young Emmett Brown (voice)
Michael X. Sommers	...	George McFly / Arthur McFly (voice)
Owen Thomas	...	Kid Tannen (voice)
Aimee Miles	...	Lorraine McFly (voice)
Adam Harrington	...	Matches (voice)
Mark Barbolak	...	Officer Danny J. Parker (voice)
Melissa Hutchison	...	Trixie Trotter (voice) (as Melissa Hutchinson)
Doug Boyd	...	Zane (voice)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

1930s | 1980s | gangster | time travel

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Genres:

Adventure

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 February 2011 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Telltale Games, Universal Pictures, Universal Studios Licensing

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The character model for Zane looks remarkably similar to series creator Bob Gale, though it is not known if this was intentional on the game makers' part.

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Connections

References A Trip to the Moon (1902)

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Soundtracks

"I Don't Care"
Music and Lyrics by Jean Lenox and Harry O. Sutton

User Reviews

Space-time continued

After rescuing Doc and Artie McFly from Kid Tannen, Marty travels back to 1986 to find his dad in a wheelchair and that the Tannens are now a local crime family. Obviously something has gone seriously wrong with the timeline so it's back to 1931 to put things right. Hang on, is this BTTF or Quantum Leap?

Once again the early 1930s Hill Valley setting is pretty much the only location to explore. The graphics are still horrid, and the controls are still terrible (even when walking automatically, Marty will still bump into things), but this episode feels a bit faster. The 1930s setting is getting a bit tired now so I hope that the rest of the BTTF games are a bit more varied. Still, at least it's very generous with the trophies.