The creator of the original Elite, and pretty much the father of procedural generation.

I knew about the first 3, but I don't feel like they count. At least not MC/Ter. They're so simple. And they definitely didn't flop.

Out of curiosity, how many procedurally generated games have you seen?

"None of this exists on the disc, none of it exists in the cloud. It's just generated on the fly. When you get there it's always generated the same way every time."

Here's a TED talk by one of the original fathers of procedural generation. He explains it pretty well.

What money?

But he's totally white. Just asian. Not caucasian.

Well, he is.

It was meh up until the white hair bit. That one saved it.

I just imagined that scene without the music and people whispering stuff in the background. "What an idiot, heh".

I don't really agree.

Can't argue with the latter.

Huh, I actually liked the lead character.

Man, people REALLY got hooked up on Jason Brody's initial bro-ness. I mean, all of that went away as soon as shit hit the fan.

I took the story pretty much at face value.

EA and Ubisift won this E3, imo.

The little shit knew what would happen.

Holy shit, I read the title as "game where you jerk a cat.."
I haven't slept much...

After all the praise I heard about the water ripples it turned out to be Morrowind style texture ripples. Meh.

With the help of computers.