Tag Archives: Double Fine

Game Objects: Resonance, The Dream Machine, and The Objective

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Kyle Carpenter

“Be more objective.” This has become a common refrain both in internet and public discourse, a suggestion in discussions that someone’s position doesn’t matter because it isn’t “rational.” However, I think few people stop to think about what they’re saying … Continue reading →

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Klopstock and Kickstarter: Crowdfunding and the 18th Century

Posted on July 26, 2012 by Mark Eichhorn

Mark Eichhorn Kickstarter is old news by now, but many would be surprised by what an old idea it is – several centuries old, in fact. Back around the 18th century in Germany there were a few profound changes in … Continue reading →

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What If the Double Fine Adventure Sucks?

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Joshua Dennison

Let’s just get this out of the way first: There’s no reason for it to suck. Double Fine are moving into production of their new adventure title, invigorated by the success of their Kickstarter and four smaller, download-only titles, and we’re going to witness a game made by a creative team arguably in its prime.

Even so, what would happen if it didn’t turn out to be The Adventure of Yore that we’re all pining for? Would the games press be forced to take back its claims about Double Fine revolutionizing game publishing? Continue reading →

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