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June 15, 2009 · Print This Article
- Spamalot – YES
- Clover - No
- Without a Paddle – No
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Friends
- Charlie - Imagine Peter Pan – but with hormones
- Chris - Chris Hülsbeck, music composer extraordinaire
- Grant - Grant Roberts’ grantacular blog about the grantastic things happening in Grant Roberts’ life
- Gunnar - “Herr Kaliban” is games journalist in Munich and writes many interesting things (In German)
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- Roland - Roving German reporter who lives in SF to write about videogames…and everything else (In German)
- Steve - Friend and coworker
- Tanja - Tanja and her husband Andi are old friends from Germany (In German)
- Virginia - My friend (and old coworker) Grant’s girlfriend
- Warren - Warren Marshall, former coworker and now LD/programmer at Epic Games
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Industry Blogs
- Brandon - “Green Marine” used to work at Epic and 3D Realms. Now at Spacetime Studios.
- Harvey - Deus Ex, Deus Ex 2…and a host of Origin projects. Harvey has been working on games that you most likely love
- Wolfgang E - Editor of ShaderX books and graphics programmers at R* (GTA4) (More coming soon...)
Ciao Matt
Some of “your old friends” are keen on experiencing your capabilities in building maps – for L4D.
Ever spent a thought on this idea?
All the best
E
It’s a great idea, but you’re talking to the guy who hasn’t even managed to release his Quake level that was almost (but never quite!) finished several months ago ;( Maybe at some point, but I’m just way too busy with life and work right now.