My roommate has been working at Vivendi-Universal Games bug-testing. When asked what he was working on he couldn't say anything because of a non-disclosure agreement. Apparantly they even closed off the windows so the other employees couldn't see in.

What is the point of that? So what if it's a high-profile game. It's not like my roommate is going to tell me how to beat the boss in level 4. And doesn't a developer what to create hype for their new games?

It just seems silly to me.

Oh, and I figured out what game it is by small clues and let's just say it's a highly-anticipated fall release.

That's just what I'm thinking about today.