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who needs new games? it would appear only the megacorporations do. I think the RTS genre is doing great. Sybert is awesome and every bit as good as the old EA Corpo produced: "Battlecast: Prime Time" from 2009.
On July 15 2026 01:25 Mrs Crabbleman wrote:
I just think old Blizzard represents when games were about the exploration of the unknown for the fun of it. It's more a symbol than anything else. It's the most well known story of nerds getting together to make stuff, and the cherry on top is that it actually worked out. To me the attractive part is renting an office for the first time and sleeping on the floor, putting in 17 hour days, not sure if anything is going to come together but fuck it whatever. Like the games themselves, it's an adventure.
I just think old Blizzard represents when games were about the exploration of the unknown for the fun of it. It's more a symbol than anything else. It's the most well known story of nerds getting together to make stuff, and the cherry on top is that it actually worked out. To me the attractive part is renting an office for the first time and sleeping on the floor, putting in 17 hour days, not sure if anything is going to come together but fuck it whatever. Like the games themselves, it's an adventure.
That's the dream! I'd argue its more fun building a replacement for Crystal Reports in an accounting software package on a team of 2 or 3 in a small company than it is working on a "video game" that has a team of 300.
working on Accounting and Actuarial software can be way more fun than working on a video game. Again, i dont think this Jason Shire "investigative reporter" has ever coded a FOR loop. He is out of touch with what computer scientists and software engineers love doing.
