Tim Schafer on Double Fine's rebirth after being axed by Xbox | BBC News
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American game designer, Tim Schafer, has told the BBC he doesn't understand the job losses plaguing the video games industry at a time when video games are played more than ever. In a chat with the BBC's Laura Cress, he said he believes "someone is being greedy somewhere" as he looks at life for his own studio, Double Fine, after it was axed by Xbox. He also discusses his love for horror games and his plans to create his "dream games" - and not saying no to a possible Brutal Legend sequel. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #DoubleFine #Gaming #BBCNews
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