Tim Schafer mola, demontres.
Publicado: Jueves, 30 de Octubre de 2008 15:38
Y no por los grandiosos videojuegos que ha creado, no. Ahora quiero hablar de esto, un extracto del FAQ de la web de su compañía.
Frequently Asked Questions
I love Psychonauts so much! Double Fine is the greatest company of all time!
That is not a question, but something about the way you talk tells me that you are a person of exceptional intelligence and good looks. I kind of understand why everyone likes you so much now. I predict an excellent year ahead for you and your family.
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? Don’t people even think these things through?
Are adventure games dead? If yes, then what killed adventure games?
Next person to ask me this gets a punch in the mouth.
Frequently Asked Questions
I love Psychonauts so much! Double Fine is the greatest company of all time!
That is not a question, but something about the way you talk tells me that you are a person of exceptional intelligence and good looks. I kind of understand why everyone likes you so much now. I predict an excellent year ahead for you and your family.
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? Don’t people even think these things through?
Are adventure games dead? If yes, then what killed adventure games?
Next person to ask me this gets a punch in the mouth.
estáis muyyyy solos y sois muyyy raros xdxd 