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This is a great interview for Double Fine fans!
PS:
"A couple of days ago they post an interview with Tim Schafer..."
I love you Jonathan Holmes, but this is tense confusion.
PS:
"A couple of days ago they post an interview with Tim Schafer..."
I love you Jonathan Holmes, but this is tense confusion.
Maybe they can use some of that bankroll to go back and patch brutal legend for the ps3 so that it can actually be finished and not crash then corrupt your save file at 80%.
Oh wait thats right, double fine came out and said almost literally "screw you guys, not enough people supported us, so take your broken game and shove it. Thats what you DESERVE", with all the spite and entitlement they could muster.
Lets support and glorify these guys, GREAT IDEA!
Oh wait thats right, double fine came out and said almost literally "screw you guys, not enough people supported us, so take your broken game and shove it. Thats what you DESERVE", with all the spite and entitlement they could muster.
Lets support and glorify these guys, GREAT IDEA!
@ Raby - Double Fine created a patch for the PS3 version but EA declined on putting it out because it wasn't financially viable for them.
You can contact EA directly about that if you're upset.
You can contact EA directly about that if you're upset.
@ AriesWarlock- What does NPR's general political bent have to do with the quality of their videogame coverage? Don't let your political biases dissuade you from getting good videogame news.
cool interview, thanks Holmes! the guy describing why he likes Schafer games was so on the ball for me at least.
Was just listening to this with my father on the radio. It was awesome, as soon as I heard Shaffer's voice I knew what was up.
The interviewer complimented him on his games, what a liberal.
Great interview, thanks for the heads up.
Great interview, thanks for the heads up.
You mean it's not Destructoid? Okay, mainstream. Well that's good, because for everything else NPR is a disaster.
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