A comfortable silence.
by Patrick Sebring on Nov.05, 2009, under Game Development, Game Industry, Life
It’s been quite some time sense I posted anything out of shear laziness. I’m not one to buy into all the twitter shitter since I don’t feel it all that important to be in constant contact with everyone. I also doubt people would want the tweets I’d be prone to write (something about midgets and whiskey related bowel movements).
To all the 10 people that read this here’s what I’ve been playing:
Borderlands
My wife is more of a video game voyeur so she was ticked I got it on the PC rather than 360. I’m currently a lvl 24 soldier and a little disappointed in the coop support for PC. Pain in the ass going through gamespy for friends when that’s all built into steam.
In other news the side projects are moving along. As people might have heard Atomic Games went through a pretty sizable staff cut some months back and I was one of the few that remain. We’re still very much working on a game and making considerable progress. It’s always interesting (and often frustrating) how size often clogs the arteries of progress. This doesn’t reflect on the ex-atomic employees, as we let go of a lot of great talent and I hope everyone’s doing well.
