You might not know the name of animator Michael Gagne, but odds are good that you’ve enjoyed his work. Gagne’s resume includes work on The Incredibles, Star Wars: Clone Wars, and The Iron Giant, but he’s now lending his particular artistic vision Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, due out for the PC next year. Fingers crossed that it also makes its way to the XBLA and/or the PSN.
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