Amateur Pirate AdventuresSalsaShark said:Tim Schafer and Ron Gilbert are working together on something, and have been for a while now.
that thought just blows my miiiiiind
SalsaShark said:Tim Schafer and Ron Gilbert are working together on something, and have been for a while now.
that thought just blows my miiiiiind
Gilbert didn't discuss the specifics of his newest idea with Kotaku, but called it "an idea that I've been batting around for many, many years." Said Gilbert: "I've been talking to Tim over the last couple of months about it and it sort of percolated back up. It's very different than DeathSpank, it's a bit of a departure from that. It's going in a very interesting direction."
The natural question that arises from a Gilbert-Schafer reunion is whether the pair will develop another adventure game after the beloved old tradition. Neither would confirm, but Gilbert did say that "fans of those old adventure games will like it,"
Already exists.funkystudent said:Psychonauts HD seems like the safest bet in the world.
AshMcCool said:I sincerely doesn't recall any Schafer/Double Fine Game that would benefit much from a HD Remaster to be honest. They all look fine as they are.
So it's the safest bet in the world?TimmiT said:That already exists: http://store.steampowered.com/app/3830/
The_Technomancer said:Although....regarding a Psychonauts sequel....would it be as good now that Erik is working at Valve?
TimmiT said:If anyone here hasn't read it yet, they have the best FAQ page ever: http://www.doublefine.com/about/
I'd do that for a Psychonauts cartoon series.EchosMyron1 said:I would be willing to murder all of my best friends, if it would guarantee that one of the announcements in this upcoming event was Psychonauts 2.
snoopeasystreet said:Calling it now: psychonauts PSN/xbla
This would be really awesome. And I've never even played a text adventure before.Smithy C said:If they made a new old-style text adventure game I would be really stoked.
siyrobbo said:if its not grim fandango related, i don't care
Actually i do
As far as I know, it's been removed since Double Fine bought the rights back from majesco.NeoNess said:Already on Games on Demand? Or the Xbox classics? I forget the name, but I know it's up.
snoopeasystreet said:As far as I know, it's been removed since Double Fine bought the rights back from majesco.
You are standing in a field, there is a windmill to the west.Billychu said:This would be really awesome. And I've never even played a text adventure before.
You forgot the possibility of DLC!Takao said:iOS
iOS
Kinect
HD Remaster
PSN/XBLA Title
PSN/XBLA Title
Where does the name Double Fine come from?
It comes from a sign on the Golden Gate Bridge that, until recently, said Slow to 45 mph Double Fine Zone. I ingeniously selected the name Double Fine so that when people drove over the bridge they would see the name Double Fine and think, not just that we had purchased ad space on what must be the most expensive billboard in California, but that we owned the city and all of San Francisco had been declared to be a Double Fine Zone. I believe it did work for many years, confounding and intimidating our many, many foes. But for absolutely no good reason, the old sign is now flashing the less awe-inspiring message, Speed limit 45 mph Auto toll $5. I mean, how are you supposed to name a game company after that? Dont people even think these things through?
It will come, eventually.Thoraxes said:Psychonauts 2.
I want to believe.
SalsaShark said:Tim Schafer and Ron Gilbert are working together on something, and have been for a while now.
that thought just blows my miiiiiind