NikusPokus

Hello to both Gregs ! First, I've got a question for Mr. Zeschuk : Have your tastes as a gamer changed now that you've left the industry ? Or are you pretty much still playing the same types of games as before ?

For Mr MacMartin : I feel like Consortium expanded on the BioWare formula for dialogue choices and took it to the next level with a very seamless and organic implementation. So, have BioWare games been a special source of inspiration in your work ? And which one have you the most enjoyed personally?

To Mr. Zeschuk : so what about a game in which you play as a doctor that cures his patients by making them drink beer, and then save the galaxy in the SSV-CanadaBrew ? I know you don't want to make games anymore, but I would play that.

I played MDK2 for the first time last week and it holds up pretty well, it's really fun (and insane).

To Mr. Zeschuk : I've been doing a lot of research about BioWare's history the past few weeks (I'm writing a piece about it), and at one point, during a Masterclass, you said that before LucasArts called you to propose a collaboration, you were working on a concept of RPG with the X-Men (!). Are there more unknown and cool concepts of games that BioWare worked on that you can share today (if there's no risk you'd get struck down by BioWare's ninjas) ?