Tim Schafer – Double Fine Adventure – Kickstarter Pitch Video

Tim Schafer – Double Fine Adventure – Kickstarter Pitch Video

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[Tim Schafer] Source: LYBIO.net
Oh, sorry I didn’t see you there. Uh, you caught me indulging in one of my many impressive hobbies. I’m Tim Schafer, and I’m a man of many passions. Drumming, skydiving, um, like charity or something. But, one of the things I’m most passionate about is making games. [Crashing drums] [light, dreamy music]

And one of my favorite types of games to make is Adventure games. But, these days it seems like adventure games are almost a bit of a lost art form. They exist in our dreams and our memories and in Germany.

[music change]

[Tim Schafer]
People come up to me all the time and they say

RABID FAN:
You should make a point-and-click graphic adventure

[Tim Schafer]
You know, I would except’85

RABID FAN:
Adventure games ARE NOT DEAD!

[Tim Schafer]
Um, ok, I’m on your side but if I were to go to a publisher right now and pitch and adventure game, they’d laugh in my face.

RABID FAN:
But I have money and I’d buy a copy

[Tim Schafer]
Hmm, well, that’s nice but unfortunately, it’s not enough money to make a game

RABID FAN:
But there’s a ton of people out there just like me’85they’d buy one too!

[Tim Schafer]
Hmm, I wonder if that’s true

RABID FAN:
DUDE, it’s totally true, there’s so many people who’d buy it

[Tim Schafer]
[interrupting] Not talking to you. What if there are a lot of adventure game fans out there who want an adventure game? I wonder if there’s some way I could talk to them directly, and cut out publishers altogether.

[Music fade out]

[Bright music]

[Tim Schafer] Source: LYBIO.net
And that’s when it occurred to me, Kickstarter! We can use Kickstarter to make a fan-funded, old-school adventure game. It’s perfect, we’ve got the perfect team here at Double Fine to make it. We’ve got the inventor of the genre here, Ron Gilbert. Oh look, there he is right now! Maybe he’ll help us. [door slamming] [abrupt music cut-off] He’ll help us. [music resumes] But that’s only half the story. We’ll also be filming the whole thing as we go. Well, I mean these guys will be. Here, this is umm

PAUL:
Uh, Paul

[Tim Schafer]
One of the guys from um

PAUL:
2 Player Productions

[Tim Schafer]
The people making that documentary about’85nachos?

PAUL:
Notch

[Tim Schafer]
Whatever.

PAUL:
[off screen] 2playerproductions.com!

[Tim Schafer] Source: LYBIO.net
These talented documenteers will be filming the whole process from beginning to end and putting it up on the internet as we go. A high-quality, serialized documentary that provides an unprecedented look into what really happens when a company like Double Fine makes a game. You know how they say you don’t want to see how sausage gets made? We are going to show you how sausage gets made. We are going to take our sausage and shove it in your face, warts and all. [music fades out] [awkward silence] [big band music begins] Whether it goes well or whether it all goes to hell, we’re going to show everything. Isn’t that exciting?! The conversation won’t just be a one-way street. This is a game for adventure fans, funded by adventure fans, so we want to make it with adventure fans. You’ll be able to talk back to us on the exclusive online community of people who funded the game. You’ll give input on the concept art, the music, and your input will actually affect the direction the game takes. It will be like a collaboration. Or more like “Little Orphan Annie” where we’re the cute little red-haired girl who sings and tap-dances for your pleasure, and you’re like Daddy Warbucks. Who’s like bald or something, but, he’s cool and everybody likes him. And that’s the point. If you back this Kickstarter project, you will be cool and everybody will like you, guaranteed. So, we’re asking for this much to make the game ($300,000.00), and this much to film it ($100,000.00). And that may seem like a lot of money, but, it’s really not that much for a game budget these days. It’s pretty small, actually. But we’re not scared. It’s going to be an adventure, both the process and the product. What could possibly go – [music switches to something more game-like] Oh man’come on! [struggling noises] I hate these’85 There it is! So! [hand clap] What’s going to happen? No one can say for sure, but here’s my promise to you: either the game will be great or it will be a spectacular failure caught on camera for everyone to see. Either way, you win. What could possibly go wrong?

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Tim Schafer – Double Fine Adventure – Kickstarter Pitch Video. So, we’re asking for this much to make the game ($300,000.00), and this much to film it ($100,000.00). We can use Kickstarter to make a fan-funded, old-school adventure game. It’s perfect, we’ve got the perfect team here at Double Fine to make it. We’ve got the inventor of the genre here, Ron Gilbert. Oh look, there he is right now! Complete Full Transcript, Dialogue, Remarks, Saying, Quotes, Words And Text.