Schafer: Activision 'never' had a case

Double Fine founder Tim Schafer has told GamerZines that Activision never had a case when attempting to block the release of Brutal Legend, saying that "it wasn't really a big thing" for his team, and that the publishing giant was "just trying to intimidate us for money". (Brutal Legend, Industry, PS3, Xbox 360)

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