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100ft Robot Golf's Dan Teasdale On PSVR And Rock Band/Destroy All Humans' Origins
One of the most unique launch games on PlayStation VR is No Goblin's take on an arcade golfing game called 100ft Robot Golf. On the latest episode of The Game Informer Show podcast, we Skyped in No Goblin's Dan Teasdale to learn more about what it's like to create an ambitious comedic game that's also playable with PlayStation VR. In the interview, we also dive into the past and talk to Teasdale about his work designing Destroy All Humans at Pandemic and the earliest days of creating Rock Band at Harmonix.
Watch the interview below, or listen to it by subscribing to our podcast on iTunes or Google Play, to learn why Teasdale loves making independent, absurd games and hates Weezer.
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