MISTER BIG T'S PROFILE

author=Addit
Wow... MISTER BIG T sure has come a loooooonnnnnnggggg way since the old GW days of yore. I actually find it rather entertaining that a lot of the members that used to tease him over the types of games he's made has now gone to do a lot of really incredible things outside and inside the RM community. When I think of T, I think of somebody who basically tells his critics to go "F yourself and go play my games, damn it!"

Dooms 4 will always be one of my favorites. *tips his glass*

Keep on trucking, old Finnish friend. Keep on trucking. ^^

That doesn't sound like me. I've never been one to say things like that, I usually say I don't really care if you play my games or not, it's just something I did just for fun, if you have fun playing my games that's all well and good but none of them were ever that big of masterpieces to begin with, not even the really beloved ones.

You're the first person I hear who likes Dooms 4 the most that actually kind of makes me happy since making it was quite the chore and contrary to what some may think was NOT a project taken slightly. The most common reaction to the game is usually that of disgust, rather than that of liking it. Generally, the majority do name Dooms 2 as their favorite, though 3rd is my personal favorite.

author=Happy
Additional question for Mister Big T: How do you feel about the transition from rape and torture themed games to children's games?

I wouldn't call them children's game per say, more like suitable for all ages. They may be a bit hard for a kid to beat but generally the themes and things are totally safe for them.

Either way, it was a pretty painless transition, it's not like that's all I've done. Heck, I've been co-star in a children's story book book (Where I take a monkey lady to my cave for a tea) and Joyous Adventure was supposed to be aimed for little girls to begin with. I should get back to working on that one sometime though.