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Gamespot interviews EA’s Frank Gibeau on those newfangled MMO thingies. We already have two operating MMOs. We launched a game called Ultima Online in 1997, back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and that’s still in business. It’s still got hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Then there’s

Mark Jacobs, in the latest of a series of interviews with the hard-hitting journalists at, um, MTV, explains that no, he really wanted Age of Conan to succeed, because, er, now it’s all on them, you see. “At some level I wanted ‘Conan’ to succeed because for the last

Today’s angry candy: It’s always sad when the bloom is off the rose. Funcom, now lovingly deemed “Failcom” by a good portion of the planet Now, you’re probably thinking to yourself “Why the hell would Funcom devs read this…?” The answer to that is I’m going

I gave an interview to Wagner James Au over at gigaOM about my new gig which has gotten a lot of press (and flack via the press) in the past couple of weeks. Specifically, two paragraphs where I discussed the problems with standard MMO production (huge budgets, inability to manage

The Empire visits San Francisco