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All rights belong to GDC, I've just edited the video to sync slides, Jonathan's gesticulations and talk.
In this GDC 2010 talk, Braid creator Jonathan Blow breaks down the technical and design challenges behind implementing one of the most iconic time-travel mechanics in video game history.
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Date of upload: Dec 11, 2016 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Oh wow, I'm impress at how well he handled this situation. When he talks about it, it seems like it would upset him a lot. And I can understand why based on the other things he explained about how this talk happened.
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Thank you for this!
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WTF why do they cut him off like that?
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Hi, thank you for the edit. Do you mind if I repost this video to another website?
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windows xp
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im pretty sure most people would approach the problem in that way...
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@FaeDine
7 years ago
Awesome, thank you for posting this! Especially since GDC already pulled the original.
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