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Top minds behind Minecraft, Uncharted and more join fans to pay for new game
Read More »Double Fine kickstarter making $839 per minute
Thousands back Schafer's crowdsourced project
Read More »Double Fine Kickstarter Adventure raises $250k
Adventure game and documentary project reaches over half its goal in four hours
Read More »Tim Schafer and Notch ‘are talking’ Psychonauts 2
Double Fine confirms Notch was serious about funding arrangement
Read More »Minecraft’s Notch offers to bankroll Psychonauts 2
Twitter hosts first ever publicly-negotiated game publishing deal
Read More »Trenched blocked by board game trademark
Upcoming XBLA title Trenched has been blocked from release due to a trademark dispute with a board game. Eurogamer reports that the game clashes with trademarks held by an abstract Portuguese board game Trench. The trademark was filed by Trench’s designer Rui Alpio Monteiro in 2007 and covers both board …
Read More »Double Fine announces Trenched
Double Fine has lifted the lid on its newest XBLA project: Trenched. The game was revealed the game during the Game Developers’ Choice Awards by notable developer the studio’s boss Tim Schafer, who leads the team behind recent downloadable hits such as Stacking and Costume Quest. In Trenched, players fight …
Read More »The road from Psychonauts to Sesame Street
Earlier this month the industry reacted with collected surprise at the news that the next game from Tim Schafer’s development studio Double Fine will be a licensed Sesame Street title. Double Fine is best known for a string of quirky original IP such as Psychonauts, Brutal Legend and Costume Quest. …
Read More »Schafer team working on Kinect Sesame Street
Warner Interactive to publish Once Upon a Monster this autumn
Read More »‘Not enough value in PC’ say Schafer’s publishers
Double Fine boss canâ??t port his games to PC due to 'publisher concerns'
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