Shelf-life For A Regular Video Game Usually

How Can You Have A Director That Doesn't Go To Work With The Crew Every Day And Talk To Them?

I Remember When We Were Doing The First Dragon's Lair, I Got Really Involved With Coming Up With All The Little Rooms And What Was The Danger In The Room And Going Into It With Bats And Spiders And Snakes.

The Only One That Seems To Be Able To Hold The Business Is Disney. They Do It Is Because They Have A Fabulous Philosophy About Marketing- But Even They Wavered.

If You Look At The Game And Everything, It's Not Quite Like Looking At An Animated Film, Because That's Total Character. This, This Is Really Movement, But It's Got Funny Little Things If You Look For The Humor. They're Actually Getting To The Character.

Once You Work With A Studio On A Film, The Studio Is Sort Of Like This Enormous Clam That Just Opens, Takes Everything And Then Closes, And No One Enters Again. They Own It All.