GDC 2017, Day 3: Tim Schafer, Kim Swift, Frank Cifaldi

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🗓️ 3 March 2017

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Kirk and Jason finish up at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	You sound great.
0:00.5	Do you sound sweeter now?
0:01.5	You do?
0:01.8	You sound so good.
0:03.4	Okay, here we go.
0:05.3	It's your sound, which is your song?
0:08.1	It's a saxophone solo.
0:09.8	It's a what?
0:10.3	It's a saxophone solo played by me.
0:12.2	A saxophone solo played by you?
0:13.7	Yeah, yeah.
0:16.2	Yeah, it's going for the kind of 90s, 80s, 90s sitcom thing.
0:19.2	You'll hear it.
0:19.6	Yeah. going for the kind of 90s, 80s, 90s, sitcom thing. You'll hear it.
0:31.5	Welcome to Katakry's split screen for March 2nd, 2017.
0:34.1	My name is Kirk Hamilton, and we are back.
0:39.0	Jason and I are back once more for final day of guests from the game developers conference in San Francisco.
0:43.6	Today first we're joined by Frank Safaldi, founder of the new video game history foundation.
0:46.7	We'll talk to us about preserving video game history and game restoration.
0:54.5	After him, we have Kim Swift, director of design at EA's new Motiv Studio, to give us some insight into leading a project and how sometimes you have to think inside the box. Last but not least, we're joined once again by Double Fine President and CEO Tim Schaefer,
1:00.0	who talks to us about remastering his game full throttle, how terror helps you write, and
1:04.1	send bad movies that don't exist. Stick around. And we're back for another episode, our third game developers conference episode.
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