I think that the current big publishers will be forced to adapt. g.o.d. will provide vital information to all of the development community. Experienced, successful developers will know what they can get at g.o.d., so they will be less likely to settle for less. While the rest of the industry watching to see how it works, there will be a window of opportunity for g.o.d. to build itself up into a leading publisher. I think that g.o.d. already has a better pool of talent than any major publisher.

Certainly, if I could get what I was looking for at Acclaim, financially and creatively, I wouldn’t have left. In hindsight, I’m glad that they didn’t give me what I wanted, because EoR is already so much better than what I would have settled for six months ago.

Yes, as a founding developer, EoR gets a board seat. We’re going to bring console strength, especially, of course, strength on the N64. The console industry is different than the PC industry. I hope that all of the g.o.d. developers will start eyeing the consoles, and I hope that I can help.

I can't say much about this yet, but you can expect fast paced, competitive games with stunning visuals and lots of interactivity.

I know this isn’t what you meant by genre, but I’d like to see more great sci-fi games. As part of the Star Wars generation, I’ve been starving for sci-fi for years. I’m thrilled to see the recent batch of sci-fi movies, and I can’t wait for this movement to make its way back to video games in a big way.