Back to the Future: The Game

Video Game
2010
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Time Travel Action Adventure Comedy Drama Mystery Romance Sci-Fi

Marty learns that Doc has once again found himself stranded in another time period, and Marty must go back in time to rescue him.Marty learns that Doc has once again found himself stranded in another time period, and Marty must go back in time to rescue him.Marty learns that Doc has once again found himself stranded in another time period, and Marty must go back in time to rescue him.

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A.J. LoCascio

Marty McFly
(voice)
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Christopher Lloyd

Dr. Emmett Brown
(voice)
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Andrew Chaikin

Biff Tannen
(voice)
(as Kid Beyond)
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Mark Barbolak

Officer Parker
(voice)

Roger Jackson

Cue Ball Donnely
(voice)
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Michael X. Sommers

George McFly
(voice)
(as Michael Sommers)
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Shannon Nicholson

Young Edna Strickland
(voice)

Rebecca Schweitzer

Edna Strickland
(voice)
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James Arnold Taylor

Young Emmett Brown
(voice)

Aimee Miles

Lorraine McFly
(voice)

Adam Harrington

Matches
(voice)

Owen Thomas

Kid Tannen
(voice)
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Melissa Hutchison

Trixie Trotter
(voice)

Doug Boyd

Zane
(voice)

Claudia Wells

Jennifer Parker
(voice)

Michael J. Fox

Willie McFly
(voice)
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Dirk Stollberg

Marty McFly
(German version)
(voice)

Bernd Vollbrecht

Dr. Emmett Brown
(German version)
(voice)

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Trivia
Producers had hoped to sign Tom Wilson to reprise his role as Biff, but Tom's management had been instructed to ignore any questions or offers relating to the "Back to the Future" franchise. Wilson claimed he had not been asked to participate in this game. He was later approached about the possibility of re-dubbing Biff Tannen's lines, in a re-release of Back to the Future: The Game - 30th Anniversary Edition (2015), and he agreed.

Goofs
James Arnold Taylor mispronounces "learned" when the 17-year-old Emmett Brown describes his father as a "learned man."

Quotes
Citizen Brown: Relax... We've got everything under control.

Crazy credits
After the end credits, the "To Be Continued" logo is shown for a few seconds.

Connections
Featured in The Know's Top 10s: Top 10 Headlines of 2011 (2011)

Soundtracks
Back in Time
Written by Johnny Colla (as John Colla), Chris Hayes, Sean Hopper and Huey Lewis
Performed by Huey Lewis & The News (uncredited)
©1986 WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), Huey Lewis Music (ASCAP), Bedaah Music (ASCAP), Kinda Blue Music (ASCAP),
and Cause & Effect Music (ASCAP)
All rights administered by WB Music Corp.
All rights reserved. Used by permission.

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7/10

It's 1986, but not as we know it.

As he returns from defeating Kid Tannen in 1931, Marty discovers that Hill Valley has been transformed into a sterile, emotionless utopia/dystopia and that the brain behind this new world/town order is Doc, only he's no longer Doc, he's Citizen Brown and he ain't so friendly no more.

Marty then has to wander across town meeting people and putting together the clues as to where the timeline went askew this time. It feels much shorter than the first two games, with most of the action once again limited to the town square and the alley behind the soup kitchen (which was actually an aerobics gym in the first movie I my memory serves me correctly).

The graphics are still horrible and the controls are pathetic (on the PS3 at least), but I guess you just can't hate a game like this. Though I am now at the halfway point with this series and I have yet to encounter any real epic feel.

Graphics C Sound B Gameplay B- Lasting Appeal C-