Telltale Games has produced a little mini-documentary about the making of the upcoming Back to the Future: The Game, and today's installment of the short series focuses on revealing a little bit of the game's storyline (it opens in 1986, post-Back to the Future III) and teases some of Doc Brown's role in the adventure.  It even includes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment of Christopher Lloyd recording his part for the game synced up with Doc's in-development animated character model.  Take 1.8 minutes and watch the new information unfold.  I'm sorry, but Telltale didn't have time to film it to scale.

There's still not an announced release date for the game, but Spike TV is airing the premiere of the trailer on December 2 in the United States, so the actual release can't be too far off from that date, I'd imagine.  I have such incredibly high hopes for Back to the Future: The Game.  There have been other Back to the Future games over the years, but I think it's been established that they were all terrible (or, at best, not horrible).  No Back to the Future game has ever amounted to anything in the history of Hill Valley the industry!  Hopefully, history's gonna change.