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Mojang boss Markus “Notch” Persson didn’t hesitate when Double Fine boss Tim Schafer said he’d need a lot of money for Psychonauts 2.

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Is Minecraft’s Markus Persson about to descend like some benevolent fairy tale prince and rescue Psychonauts 2 from reality’s thorny tower of fiscal woe? Only in dreamland. Patrick Garratt’s trousers are on the block.

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Here’s a few tasty bits for you to consume.

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Tim Schafer’s Doublefine has reclaimed the publishing rights – and profits – of its classic adventure, Psychonauts.

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Tim Schafer is of the belief that some of the “most creative games” out on the market lately have come from XBL and PSN.

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Ready and willing – but not quite able.

Yet.

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Steam has Psychonauts on sale for $2.  That’s £1 in the UK and €2 in Europe.

Dirt. Cheap.

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GoG has added Psychonauts and Advent Rising to its online library for $9.99 and $5.99, respectively.

This is all part of a deal the company signed with Majesco, which plans to send BloodRayne and BloodRayne 2 along in the coming weeks.

“One of GOG.com‘s main goals is to bring games that were overlooked back into the spotlight”, said GoG managing director, Adam Oldakowski. “Games like Psychonauts perfectly embody the ‘Good Old Game’ and we’re thrilled to be bringing that game, along with other quality titles, to a new audience.”

Hit the site up to see for yourself.

Tim Schafer has told Shack that he would like to see sequels to both Brutal Legend and Psychonauts.

“That would be great. I would love that,” he said. “There’s a lot of story. When I do a game, I usually do a lot of backstory and research and stuff. There was a big epic story that we were only able to tell a small part of. There’s definitely more stories to tell in the world of Brütal Legend.

“We’ll have to wait and see.”

As far as Psychonauts is concerned?

“That’d be awesome, wouldn’t it? I think that would be awesome. I love that game and I would love to do something with it someday. If the fans keep talking about it, maybe it will happen.”

More through the link, courtesy of That Videogame Blog.

RPS has alerted us to the fact that if you install Gametap’s app on your personal computer, you can download Deus Ex, Hitman: Blood Money, Psychonauts and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Cheronbyl for absolutely nothing.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. can’t be modded apparently but hey, don’t be greedy.

Get them through here.

Game designer Tim Schafer has posted on his blog that creative games will be made no matter how poorly they sell.

Basically, stop fretting.

Here’s the long and short of it:

“Unless it’s your money on the line, game sales don’t need to keep you up at night. The market and game executives do not dictate what games get made – they just dictate what gets made easily. They affect what can be made without a fight. As long as there are creative people out there willing to fight for ideas they care about, then there is nothing that the market or anyone else can do to stop them.”

Hit the link to read the full thing.

Via MTV.

GameTap has added a new American McGee’s Grimm episode to the line-up this week.

Grimm, the wee-happy troll, goes to China where he meets the cross-dressing-warrior-woman Mulan and makes the Yellow River earn its name.

Non-subscribers can play this too, because new episodes of Grimm are always free for the first 24 hours.

Speaking of free, RPG fans can play Sacred Gold all this week for nada, and Psychonauts, Metal Slug, Tomb Raider: Legend and Earthworm Jim have also been returned to the free bin.

More information through the link.

Doublefine’s released CDs of both the original Psychonauts soundtrack and the “original cinematic score,” as you can see on the developer’s website.

There are links there to the discs on Amazon, Napster, and the like.

You may as well. It’s not as though you need your money for anything else, is it?

Thanks, Joystiq.

Tim Schafer’s Double Fine has released the Psychopedia; an encyclopaedia of anything and everything Psychonauts.

It’s still in its infancy, but there’s already plenty to see and do if you so wish. Nothing else to do this close to Christmas is there?

Thanks, Kotaku.

By Mike Bowden