Went to E3 last week with the Armor Games team.  Above I am checking out some 3D gaming with Gran Turismo 5 on the PS3, and managing to look like something of a dork.  Favourite thing I saw at the conference was the 3DS… pretty awesome stuff.

I move into a new office last week and decided to make my workspace something comfortable and fun to be in, here’s what I came up with:

Lounge chair, green carpet, and a giant reel of paper to do designs and sketches on.  I’m loving it so far.

Bytejacker, an indie/digital-distro gaming vlog of sorts, ran an interview for what I do, what I have been doing, and what I plan to do.  Go take a look!

Not following me on Twitter?  Shame on you (or good for you!).  You have failed to learn that the name of the new Emu game is called Timemu.  See what I did there?  You are an Emu off on an adventure through distorted landscapes of pistons and trees in timescrubbing fashion.  Tired of platformers yet?  I’M NOT.

Remember Exit Path?  It’s been doing extremely well.  I’ve tracked at least 300 million experience points given out over the course of the past few weeks (and let’s not even begin to talk about kudos).  I love simple concepts and I’m glad others agree.

Had an interview with a local magazine/paper recently, I’ll post links and images once they publish.  I got to talk to interesting people in return for my time (I’m looking at YOU Megan and John!).

And just because it’s been a while, I’ll leave on this picture of Bagel, our cat:

One is for ablegamers.com, a website dedicated to disabled gamers and their love for gaming.  It’s about a recently launched game called Crush the Castle (which is programmed by Joey, my partner in crime on Fox Fyre).  Click here to check it out.

Another is for GotGame, a video and news portal for mainstream and indie gaming.  My interview had to do particularly with the dynamics of staying alive in the Flash game industry and loving what you do enough to keep at it… making games while still making enough money to eat.  Click here to check it out.

Interviews are fun.  It’s an opportunity to get out there and help contribute to articles!