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[...] out “Endless Forest“, please do. And while you’re over there you can also see an interview they recently did with me. We talked about Grimm, the game industry, and fairy tales: It was just a [...]

I was wondering if you do like we do: read books and watch movies and play games that are related to the project we’re working on. For research.

So self-sacrificing! =P

….And that auto-pilot setence was funny. XD

An episodic game…one of the most interesting things I’ve heard recently…

Great interview, well produced and all. I can relate to getting the fuck out of America to make something interesting.

A big chunk of this interview has been reprinted on Gamasutra. I feel like a real journalist… ;)

Telltale games (http://www.telltalegames.com/) make a few episodic games. It’s a format that works quite well for them.

They’re also eerily similar in name to another group I could mention. ;)

You got on Gamasutra! Nice.

I really like that you’ve started this blog. Thanks for taking the time to do that. I’ll look forward to the next interviews. :)

Lemming, about Telltale Games, I was actually just playing one of their games yesterday. I was trying the demo for the first Bone game, since I’ve been reading the books lately. It was okay, but it doesn’t even begin to deliver on the potential of the Bone universe in an interactive medium.

[...] ben. Het is niet alleen een leuke blog, waar je tevens een zeer leuk interview kan terugvinden met American McGee (a personal hero). Nee, dit is ook de thuisbasis van een game development studio, opgericht door [...]