I wish I had his bug fighting pitch on tape. He had put a lot of thought into it -- too much thought when you consider it was never something that was going to go past the "here's something I'm going to talk about during lunch with Aaron" phase. Oh, and then there are his game ideas. I could do a whole additional post on the games he'd like to see made.

I couldn't post the responses because they're individual audio clips in the story. Sorry.

http://bitmob.com/index.php/mobfeed/bioshock-2-devs-talk-multiplayer-pressure.html

I got to interview the Bioshock 2 devs earlier this week, and one of the things I really wanted to know was why they added multiplayer in the sequel to a single-player game. Their answers were surprisingly thoughtful. (Lame, PR-ish answer are common in this sort of setting. Thankfully, these folks were free to speak)

Anyway, if you're interested, check out the short audio clips in the link. I'm curious as to whether or not you fell on the "Yay, multiplayer!" or "Why are you putting multiplayer in Bioshock 2?" side of the coin.

http://bitmob.com/index.php/mobfeed/game-ads-from-1994.html (More ads here)

Good lord, most of the ads from back in the day were terrible. I'll leave it to you to hit the link to experience the worst of them. I don't want to get blamed for your first encounter with Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel. Here are a few crappy ones and one cool one (not necessarily in that order).

I assume that's the plan. Dreamcast can't read DVDs, so I can't see any other way. I wouldn't think a game like this doesn't really need the extra few hundred megs a GD-Rom would provide.

I want someone to make a new Dreamcast game that's not a shooter or a puzzle game. Seriously, I'm thinking of selling the system.

hakanakumono

Uh, that's what this whole thread is about. It's a racing game...

At first I was like "NO WAI!", then I read the article and I was still like, "NO WAI!". I didn't think games could be made for the dreamcast still...

Nyxathid_Horror

From what it sounds like, the game will be on a CD and not a GD-Rom. I guess that's why they can still make new Dreamcast games. I could be wrong though.

Yeah, it is cool how people continue to support a system like this. You know they're doing it for love, because they darn sure aren't going to make much money doing this.

What's the new Genesis game coming out?

Nope, it's totally 100% real. I got an email from the publisher this morning about it. I should have posted this to system wars to start an old-school Dreamcast vs. PS2 battle for old times sake. Ah well, I'm sure it will get posted over there soon enough. :)