Indie Game: The Irresponsible Movie

I didn't consider the movie to be a perfect arbiter of truth, and I expect over-simplifications in the documentary in order to tell a 'story', but I don't see what value this post by Jean Snow adds to the discussion. There seems to be strong allusions to non-specifics based on second-hand information. Add to this that Jean appears to construct his own character assassination on Phil: he threatens to kill said “business partner,” which can’t be taken lightly considering his apparent fragile mental state.

It just portrays Phil the way he is. Everybody knows there are 3 sides to a story. Both sides of the parties involved and the actual truth.

I guess I'll just echo what everyone is saying. I don't think many will take Phil's word for the character of his business partner. He's clearly an unreliable narrator.

Their conflict is somewhat outside the scope of the movie. I don't think that it's so important that they get the partner's side, it's about Phil, just the way he is.

"Truth will out."

I didn't know anything about Fez or its history going into that film, but I think it did a good job implying how many people could have issues working with that guy.

I didn't imagine his partner to be a villain. I imagined him to be a reasonable guy who didn't want to put up with histrionics all day long for 5 years.

Phil Fish is a dick and his game started off life as a Cave Story ripoff… I mean he didn't even bother to redraw his character which looks almost identical to the Cave Story characters only with a lame hat in place of personality and creativity.