While the end of Dead Space and demise of developer Visceral is one of the bigger tragedies in contemporary gaming history, one of the positives of that sort of distance is the stories that eventually come around. In such a case, a recent video putting a spotlight on Dead Space director and creator Glen Schofield gives gamers a ton of insight into just how crazy game development can get. Specifically, this story is about how a giant tentacle game nearly forced the team to break one of their major rules.

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