I Think I Can Make An Entirely

Our Job As The Game Creators Or Developers - The Programmers, Artists, And Whatnot - Is That We Have To Kind Of Put Ourselves In The User's Shoes. We Try To See What They're Seeing, And Then Make It, And Support What We Think They Might Think.

So You Know Cats Are Interesting. They Are Kind Of Like Girls. If They Come And Talk To You It's Great. But If You Try To Talk To Them It Doesn't Always Go So Well.

What If Everything You See Is More Than What You See--the Person Next To You Is A Warrior And The Space That Appears Empty Is A Secret Door To Another World? What If Something Appears That Shouldn't? You Either Dismiss It, Or You Accept That There Is Much More To The World Than You Think. Perhaps It Is Really A Doorway, And If You Choose To Go Inside, You'll Find Many Unexpected Things.

I Always Try And Come Up With A Clear Theme When I'm Making A Videogame.

What I Really Want To Do Is Be In The Forefront Of Game Development Once Again Myself.