Brian Hook Interview
A reader writes:"I just read this very in-depth interview with Brian Hook on a site called Curmudgeon Gamer. Hook used to work for id Software (Quake 2 and 3) and later for Verant (Everquest) and he apparently worked on Glide for the old 3DFX cards. Now he runs his own smaller game company called Pyrogon. In the interview he talks about development styles of Q2 and Q3, MMORPGs, the lessons of 3DFX, and development of cross-platform games like his Candy Cruncher (which is available for MacOSX and Linux!). He even gets into some criticism of modern games and the life of a smaller game developer. Lengthy read, but lots of stuff to think about there since he tells it like he sees it."
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If CandyCrusher is the best that an innovator like Hook can do for Linux, the future for Free is indeed bleak.
Incidentally, "Pyrogon" is a (poorly-disguised) anagram of "Porygon," the Pokemon that gave all those Japanese kids seizures in that infamous TV show. Do I smell a conspiracy?
Shut up you old fart. My l33t programming skillz could destroy you.
One vote for "sad"
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