Looks like the same cheap looking vectors over pixel art "HD" treatment DoTT got... Does this have the original graphics as an option?

I'd like to see that too (on the road to 1.5 million votes completed :), but the wishlist handlers don't want to deal with the backlash from people who thought they were voting specifically for the original game.

So much hype just for the opportunity to make a pre-order?

Lame, very lame. To the wishlist it goes, no pre-order of anything. Sorry.

I quickly looked at some comparison screenshots between the originals, the monkey island remasters and this Full Throttle remaster. From what I can see the backgrounds are almost identical in all three cases, but much more so in the latter. Monkey Island's backgrounds look like they were completely redrawn to more or less match the originals.
Granted I only found two Full Throttle screenshots to compare to those on the game's page.

Not that matters at all to me. I just want to be able to play the damn game as it originally looked!

Man, a lot of whining in this thread.
I think that teaser was pretty obvious.

Both CD and floppy editions are included in GOG's version of the game. :)

Yeah,the gameinformers preview (there is al link to it in the "Full Throltlle retropsctive article here) says that,like DOTT,there is a button which permits you to play the original.

I stopped buying games from Double Fine since their Spacebase DF-9 rip off so i'll pass on this one too.

I only discovered Full Throttle through its insistant praise by a friend who happened to be a fan of Fate of Atltantis. Just saying.

(Which reminds me that he also insisted that I play Grim Fandango, which I haven't yet. Oh god the backlog.)

In my opinion, those people can suck it up and either play on their old CD-roms/floppys or actually get the remastered version :D

Well I bought the pre order. I loved the game back in 95. Well worth it (another was stonekeep) but alot of the old games are just unplable or very very pixalated.

Thought i would give this remastered version a chance but if it sucks it will be the 1st and last that i do give.

Just thought of other games like teh Discworld series, however those ceased when they would no longer work on updated systems (back 10yrs ago i think now). Got pretty far but never completed them.

Hell yeah and this was definitely expected, I'll wait for the final release however since I didn't liked the monkey island remakes at all.

I don't think the remaster is of a considerably better quality than the Day of the Tentacle one, in fact, I think it's the very same. However, Full Throttle maybe lent itself a little better to Double Fine's style of "redoing" the graphics. I'm still very sceptical about the graphics in FT – but those aren't the only perk here. There are others, like redone music.

Well, Grim Fandango is discounted, so go! It's the weirdest possible adventure game scenario, and they're still pulling it off marvelously. :)

I respect your opinion (I really do: I mean, many people who to this day complain about Spacebase DF-9 are unable to correctly spell the title, never bought the game and were never emotionally invested in it), though to me, the fault for that disaster seemed to be a shared one. Actually back then, I decided that if GOG ever adopted a vending concept with a similar perversity as "Early Access", I'd never buy from THEM again, seeing what foul fruits the service bore in the case of DF-9 especially.

Well. I guess second chances should be a thing. :)

Well, Double Fine's "newer" games like Broken Age, Spacebase DF-9 and Massive Chalice don't appeal to me at all. I'm also not a fan of "remastered" versions and i still have an old retail version of Full Throttle.
So i have no reason to give them a second chance. ;)

So do I. But no Mark Hamill on there. :)