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'No One Puts Double Fine Out of Business Except for Me' - Tim Schafer Explains How He Kept Double Fine Afloat After Leaving Xbox

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Tim Schafer, founder of Double Fine, revealed how the studio remained independent after Xbox divested it during its restructuring. Despite laying off a quarter of its staff, Double Fine retained its intellectual property and is now focusing on new projects, including a Kickstarter campaign for Brutal Legend 2 if they raise $100 million. This resilience highlights the importance of creative autonomy in game development amidst industry changes.

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