It's unappreciated. We need moar.

tim schafer is the greatest. i do remember kicking that wall in full throttle... actually i don't think i got past that part. that's one of the problems with the younger generation. you give them 5 and when they see 2 they think it's garbage. point and click games were my whole childhood pc experiance.

This might be considered mild sacrilege by some, but I've never actually played a Tim Schafer game. I've only heard good things about them, though. I might have to pick this adventure game up when it comes out; provided my ancient pc can run it (probably not).

Please be a new Monkey Island game! Hey! I can dream can't I?

You know, there have been a lot of adventure games, but no Adventure Time games... A girl can dream, can't she? I'd love to see what Double Fine will do this time. The only Double Fine game I've ever played is Psychonauts, but that was when I was a little kid and didn't think much past how pretty the colors were. It would be great to play a game that I didn't have to go buy a PS2 for.

Hm... nice video, but I'm sorta missing all the name-dropping that I expected. I was hoping they'd say stuff like "Yeah so Harvey & Edna was the best thing that's happened to adventure games in the last few years", or you know, that they'd talk about Black Mirror, The Whispered World, Syberia... all these great games that came out recently. Yet all I heard was Monkey Island, Monkey Island, Monkey Island. Oh, and Limbo. :/ When they talked about Steven Spielberg, they didn't even mention The Dig. I don't know... I don't want to sound like a troll, but it seemed to me like they were patting themselves on the shoulder all the time.

Tim Schafer seems like he has more of an expanded awareness on current games and their issues; I'm still excited for these guys to pair up and make an awesome adventure game. Thanks for the video GI.

I still need to donate. Or pre-order my game, as I'd rather think of it. I'll probably go for $30 as I'm really interested in getting the soundtrack too.

I never had a PC as a kid and I still see the adventure games that they made and know that they're awesome. Too bad most people don't have the patience to appreciate them.

oh boy i hope that 2 million dollars is going towards a tripod.

i remember when ron gilbert was making monkey island and Tim Schafer was making the best game ever made , grim fandango... ah the good old days....

Can't wait to see what this is all about. I've only played Brutal Legend, but I'd love to see what else Tim has stored up in his head!

Love watching people talk on a controversial subject.

This was incredible to watch. The entire time I was thinking, I hope they mention the games I used to play, I think they were adventure games. And then I find out Ron helped make Freddie Fish, Putt-Putt as well as Spy Fox and Pajama Sam and I couldn't stop smiling. The subsequent mommy joke made it even better because I thought wow I'm a lot older now, it has been that long and that was really funny. Off to go finally donate.

Thanks for the vid, hope it didnt blow too much of your 2 mil lol.

The old Leisure Suit Larry games were great! Even the point and click kids games like Pajama Sam, Putt Putt etc. would be great reference material! One of the best was Kings Quest4 or 5 (whichever one had a minotaur on it) It had great play options and small puzzles, could never get past the gnomes you had to trick with different items...

Tim Schafer reminds me a lot of Zach Galifainakis...

Very biased conversation; much talk of Monkey Island. They ALMOST talked about Spy Fox!!!

Totally looking into this probably going toto pick it up if my computer can run it

Good video, I'll be looking forward to the documentary on the kickstarter game they intend to make