Tag Archives: Double Fine Studios

Wed, Oct 10, 2012 | 09:13 BST

Double Fine offers discounts on all its wares

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Offbeat indie developer, Double Fine, is currently offering significant discounts on each and every one of its quirky titles across PS3, PC and 360. Hit the break for large-number discount details.

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Fri, Jul 13, 2012 | 15:17 BST

Tim Schafer on Kickstarter, freemium and well-off fans

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Tim ‘Adventure Game’ Schafer is never short of an opinion or two and in an interview with MCV Pacific he shared his views on the viability of Kickstarter: “There’s no turning back” – freemium: “You don’t have to be so sleazy” – and wealthy fans: “Just keep tweeting and eventually, someone will come and give you a whole bunch of money.”

Head through the break for more from Schafer and some context to boot.

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Mon, Oct 31, 2011 | 03:03 GMT

Quick shots – Once Upon A Monster shows original muppets

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Warner Bros. has delivered a stack of concept art for Double Fine’s Once Upon a Monster, the Kinect title based on Sesame Street. The creative team behind Psychonauts, BrĂ¼tal Legend and Costume Quest tackled the difficult task of designing new monsters to match the Henson Group’s classic muppets, with impressive results.

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Tue, Aug 30, 2011 | 23:32 BST

New Sesame Street: Once Upon A Monster short

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Double Fine studio lead Tim Schafer and the Cookie Monster star in this new short for upcoming Kinect title, Once Upon A Monster.

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Mon, Sep 27, 2010 | 19:38 BST

Ron Gilbert joins Double Fine

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Deathspank designer Ron Gilbert has joined old friend Tim Schafer at Double Fine Studios, he’s confirmed to Kotaku.

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Tue, Feb 02, 2010 | 18:59 GMT

Molyneux, Schafer, Toriyama lectures confirmed for GDC

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ThinkServices has confirmed a couple of new lectures for GDC in a month’s time.

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Mon, Oct 12, 2009 | 10:50 BST

First Brutal Legend reviews go live with nines from IGN

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IGN’s gone live with the first reviews for Brutal Legend.

Judgement: it’s bloody awesome. IGN US went with a 9.0, while IGN Australia went with a 9.3.

A blurb from the US review:

“Brutal Legend isn’t quite perfect and there is room for improvement (it’s a little short, side quests are repetitive…), but when the credits roll you’ll find yourself hoping for a sophomore release. Double Fine created a rich heavy metal universe and backstory full of great characters and creatures, with potential for an out-of-this-world sequel. Here’s hoping Shafer and company get a chance to take us there.”

The US video review is after the jump. Game’s out on the PS3 and 360 this week.

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