New Psychonauts project in the pipe?
Double Fine ignites speculation with a teasing image posted on its website
Oct 23, 2007
A whiff of something new happening in the world of Tim Schafer's cult-classic Psychonauts is in the air.
Schafer's studio, Double Fine, has sparked speculation by publishing an image in theProjects section of its website. Spotted by eagle-eyed web surfers, it's a semi-blacked out Psychonauts picture with the words "Coming Soon" stamped on top of it.
Is it a sequel? Is the image just a cheeky place-holder? Well, it's widely thought that it may well turn out to be a Wii version of the game. Office fans of Psychonauts have declared that the platform-adventure would work "really well" on Nintendo's console.
We canonly wait and see.
Weird and wonderful - as those who have played it will tell you - Psychonauts chucks players into the role of Raz, who has the ability to transport himself into the minds of others.
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