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Tim Schafer Narrates Grim Fandango Playthrough
Formerly only available to backers of the Kickstarter Adventure, Double Fine recently released a video with Tim Schafer playing and narrating Grim Fandango.
In the hour-long video, which you can see below, Schafer talks about why the game opted for Resident Evil-style tank controls, and how he and the team were very proud of it technology that allowed Manny to look at things in the environment, and how the movie Glengary Glen Ross inspired elements of the game.
Recently, Tim Schafer made a similar video with another of his games, Full Throttle. You can see that here.
[Source: Double Fine on YouTube, via CVG]
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