Scott Jennings

Rich “Lowtax” Kyanka over at Something Awful posted this weekend that eFront, his host, is promising that really, honest, they really have money coming in someday like a real business, and may actually, you know, at some point pay the people they’re owed. Imagine that! Basically I said that

Or making a big step in the right direction, anyway. Brad McQuaid posted the upcoming changes alluded to earlier in response to player feedback about grouping penalties and downtime. It’s a loooong post and I’m not even going to try to quote from it; just go read the

Efront.com, home to Penny Arcade and Something Awful among others, are rumored to be finally throwing in the towel, after firing most of their staff last month and most recently ceasing any payouts “until further notice”. The kicker here is that most of EFront’s affiliates actually signed over

Well, it was inevitable – we all sellout eventually, and I come cheaper than most. Earlier this week I accepted the position of Project Manager for two yet-to-be released MMOG titles with a small gaming company out here in Los Angeles. It’s the industry I’ve always wanted

Snowball, parent company of IGN.com and the Vault Network, recently laid off yet more people, prompting the question at fatbabies “is there anyone at Snowball LEFT to lay off?”. Rumor has it that Vault Network staffers now aren’t being paid their previous “salary” but instead recieve a portion

Steve “sCary” Gibson, webmaster for the popular “Shugashack” shooter news site, had this to say on PlanetCrap: ive known i was overpaid by advertisers for the past year or two. i completely expected it to end a while ago when ad networks figured out they werent making as much money