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A DAY AT BLIZZCON 2007
Fingers, Nemesis and I rolled to Blizzcon 2007 in Anahiem yesterday to mingle with several thousand other rabid Blizzard fans and be amongst the first to play World of WarCraft: Wrath of the Lich King and my personal favorite, StarCraft II.
StarCraft II was running on rows after rows of Intel-sponsored PCs. Anybody could sit […]
Bourne Part #2 - Behind the Scenes Trailer
Here’s the second video we created for Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy, a mini-documentary of the game in development.
Bourne Trailer Released
E3 has begun! With it, we’ve released the first trailer for Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy.
Bourne Interview on TeamXbox
Let the E3 coverage begin! For Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy, we’ve kicked it off with a front-page Q&A on TeamXbox.
Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy on Spike TV
Game Head premiered the first-ever gameplay from Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy on their July 6th show. Fast-forward to three minutes and check it out!
Geometry Wars: Galaxies Dev Blog on IGN
The Geometry Wars: Galaxies team blog launched today on IGN.
It’s been a ton of fun working on the game. With half the team in the UK and the other half here in Los Angeles and press engagements everywhere in between it seems like the action never rests. There’s sure to some crazy stuff posted […]
Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy Announced Today
The silence is over! I can finally talk publicly about one of our next big projects that’s been keeping me busy for months, Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy .
For more information check out the release below or catch the five page feature in the August issue of Official Xbox Magazine.
GOING BEYOND THE BEST-SELLING BOOK AND […]
Passively Multiplayer Combines Social Gaming and Web Browsing
I’ve been playing Justin Hall’s new Passively Multiplayer game for two months now. Unlike “active” MMOs, Hall’s project awards XP for daily web surfing, because as the site says, “I want XP for everything I do.”
Our Passively Multiplayer Online Game (”PMOG”) follows people as they surf the web, giving them experience points, levels, items and […]
Wandering Goblin “Stole” my StarCraft Photo
Wandering Goblin is using a StarCraft Ghost photo I took at BlizzCon 2005 and posted to Flickr in their popular 25 Things You Didn’t Know About WoW article, uncredited no less! Those goblins are crafty folks — they’re not using deep links.