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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	Sam & Max were quite popular at Lucasarts, and after getting cameos and Shout Outs in several Lucasarts adventure games, the two got their own game in 1993: Sam & Max Hit the Road, which had the two traveling a pastiche of roadside America tracking down a Bigfoot that had escaped from a carnival sideshow with a giraffe-necked girl. It was done in the SCUMM engine, the same as other LucasArts classics such as Monkey Island.

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