How indie Get Set Games worked with Disney, Adult Swim and Talkweb

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Rob Segal describes how Toronto indie studio Get Set Games balances creating original titles (Mega Jump, Mega Run) with contract work for media partners, detailing collaborations with Disney and Adult Swim in North America and with Talkweb/Spellgun in Asia. He explains the studio’s process for reworking its Stormcasters game into the localized Crazy Maiji release for the Asian partner.

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