Basically the title and what you see is the story… Instead of this guy sitting on a hardcore chopper with a beer in his hand.. He prefers the tiny trike and his OJ. Pretty much just poking around the cliche hells angel image.

Be wary folks this casual day, support the cause dont put on that suit and tie. The consequences are catastrophic the SUITMONSTER will get you, no place to hide, he devours all…

A symbol for the role music plays in our lives.

Imagine my surprise when I visited one of my favourite retro gaming blogs to find 2 of TokyoGoGo’s designs there:

http://www.offworld.com

Well done Tokyo. You’re rocking. I’m an 8-bit nut and I TOTALLY dig the 2 they featured there. Sigh. Ah, for the olde days of 2 button gaming. Jump, and…jump.

After 15 years of leading Mythic Entertainment, my time with the studio (and EA of course) I co-founded with Rob Denton has come to an end. Early in May, Electronic Arts let me know that they wanted to make some changes within the Games Label and as a result of those changes I have been out of the office (and out of touch with the team, game, etc.) since that day. So, please accept my apologies if you have tried to reach me over the last couple of months but please know I wasn’t ignoring you. Well, unless you were a gold seller making me an offer I couldn’t refuse in which case my email automatically deletes your message (would be nice if it could do that wouldn’t it?).
To describe these past two months as difficult would be a great understatement as change is almost never easy. I have helped shepherd Mythic through good times and bad, through near bankruptcy and through our many successes. During my tenure there my duties have run the gamut from being CEO/GM to doing some of our legal work to acting as lead designer and even using my personal credit cards/credit to pay for the phones we used when we launched DAoC back in 2001. While I will miss doing those things (well, some of them anyway) for the studio, what I will really miss are the people at Mythic. While some of the team has changed over the years, we have always had a great team at Mythic and seeing, talking, protecting and sharing with that team is what I will both treasure and miss the most. Mythic is, as always, more than simply the senior leadership there, it is the programmers, artists, designers, marketing, IT, operations, facilities, finance, community management, HR, customer service, quality assurance, etc. who make Mythic what is was and is today.
It does not seem news that Jacobs leave EA. since the EA has launched warhammer and it did not performance as expected, warhammer acted very well during the first several months, the players enjoyed the RVR system war power leveling, however the finance crisis sweep the world’s economy, the game industry is affected too. Recently the warhammer seem experienced the hard time, too much complaint arouse ,the bugs ,the warhammer online power leveling issues, etc .just like the coach has to be class over after great loss, EA has to do something for this. Anyway the players care more about the future about the warhammer. Hope it will be better.