Absolutely not! I can’t wait for the release of Turok 2. At the beginning of the project, I wrote a technical design containing the changes and additions that I wanted for Turok 2. After six months, I finished most of those changes, and worked with some very talented programmers to make sure that the rest were coming along. Turok 2 was going great and it was time to chase my dreams.

That’s a very valid point, especially considering the fact that I’ve barely been able to write any code while I’ve been working to get EoR on it’s feet. That’s going to change in a couple of weeks as we get started on our first project. As a manager, I have no desire to dictate every aspect of the game. I’m interested in building mature, elite teams that have the discipline and ability to manage their own areas of expertise, and to work together as a team in a creative environment. We’ll still have a hierarchical structure, but that’s not going to come through in day-to-day business. I know people in other game companies that work like this, and when you’ve got the right people, it’s magic.