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Double Fine Productions’ Psychonauts, the classic psychic adventure, when cut to ape Christopher Nolan’s Inception scene-by-scene works shockingly well. Either consider this fan-made mash-up a dose of clever nostalgia or a reminder that, yes, you really should play some Psychonauts.
The house of Brutal Legend and Pyschonauts has Costume Quest next. And then? “A third-person adventure digital game scheduled to be released in early 2011,” according from publisher THQ’s press release today. What should it be?
Have you somehow missed Double Fine’s lovely and under-appreciated Psychonauts? Now you have no excuse. The debut title from the makers of last year’s Brutal Legend is just $US2 USD on Steam. Your 2.0 GHz Pentium IV can handle it! [Steam]
Brutal Legend developers Double Fine claim that Activision is trying to torpedo their game to prevent it from competing with Guitar Hero, according to a countersuit filed last week, the Associated Press reports.
Publisher Activision has filed suit against Brutal Legend developer Double Fine Productions to prevent the release of the heavy metal game starring Jack Black, putting the title’s Rocktober release in jeopardy.
