Gas Powered Games CEO Chris Taylor has shown more honesty than we’re used to during the Wildman Kickstarter campaign, but on reflection he thinks people don’t want to see that level of openness, saying “I’ve learned that people don’t really want to see the under-belly, the ugly emotional under-belly of a professional working in the games industry or anybody.”
Kanoogi CEO Chris Taylor talks about Intergalactic Space Empire, his love for making pottery, and his expansive knowledge of hair metal.
Chris Taylor was once the founder and CEO of Gas Powered Games, responsible for the the Supreme Commander series and the first 2 Dungeon Siege games. Bought over by Wargaming back in early 2013 to prevent a closure due to financial difficulties, Chris Taylor recently announced he has left the company after more than 3 years, with no games shipped or officially announced.
Chris Taylor Xbox could use a creative mind or new blood for anyone one of their studios , maybe look into it .
I thought wargaming had bought the rights to Total Anniilation and Chris was working on a much needed reboot or sequel. Chris, please do that, even if it doesnt have the name. Surpreme Commander was good, but TA was better, bring back downloadable units and that same gameplay.
"A little over a year ago, the Kickstarter craze began. You can trace the roots of the phenomenon to a joint project between 2-Player Productions and video game developer, Double Fine. The project went on to garner $3.3 million and prove to the world that Kickstarter was a legitimate home for crowd-funding Since then, the Kickstarter projects have come pouring in. " | Explosion.com
I disagree, I think there are many who are interested in the "underbelly" of gaming. The issue is that there are too many people who just talk to talk and those who are really interested are the ones who do not say anything but listen.