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Double Fine takes a shot at having fans fund a brand new adventure game from the studio.

The first in a series of retro reviews: Psychonauts. Tim Schafer's brainchild is thrown under the microscope to see if it stands the test of time. Somewhat well informed author, THIEF, review(read:rants) for a few pages before suddenly reaching a conclusion. Enjoy!

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

I have an extreme distaste for hardcore geeks. So, what's the best way to confront such an aversion? Go to where they gather en masse. It turns out such a crowd isn't all that unbearable.

Hate long reviews? Me too! Three Under 300 aims to bring you relief from long reviews by giving you bite-size looks under 300 words!

Jack Wilde describes the unique charms of Stacking, the latest game from the visionary Double Fine Studios.

Costume Quest has all the qualities of a bad game, but presents them in such a way to make an awesome one.

See who won awards at the Indiecade 2010 Red Carpet Gala and check out Tim Schafer's Trail Blazer Award acceptance speech!

The international festival of independent games is back! Developers from all over the world meet up to talk shop about game design, test the limits of art, and of course play some awesome video games. Get ready for a weekend packed full of Indiecade 2010!

BrĂ¼tal Legend was a game that had high expectations but was not so well received initially. After the overwhelming disdain/disappointment of this game died down, I dove into the heavy metal world to see if was truly as bad as I had heard. Were the reviews accurate? Or were they too brutal? (Sorry for the bad pun)

Psychonauts has great writing, but as a game it's just a travesty. It's not a huge surprise that it didn't sell well.

Tim Schafer with an axe, Chun-Li vs Forrest Law, killing Gears of War and drunk-driving around Panau.

Which developers would you choose to make a game for you?

A haiku review of BrĂ¼tal Legend. Brevity --> wit.

For this Tim Schafer/Double Fine fanboy, writing this review was a sobering experience. Also, my first Bitmob post!

A detailed review of Psychonauts for Xbox.