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Spector Goes Source

[Nov 22, 2005, 10:38 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Junction Point Studios, the new developer formed by industry luminary Warren Spector, sends word on some job openings they are looking to fill that reveals a bit more about their plans for the future. The positions they are advertising are for a Source-engine game that will be released via Valve's Steam network. The openings are for a game artist and level builders, but the job descriptions do little to reveal more about the nature of the unannounced project. Those interested in applying should contact jobs@junctionpoint.com. Update: This info is now available on their jobs page.

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Nov 22, 2005, 14:15

RegularX

I loved HL2. But I was disappointed with it. That's an excellent description, precisely how I felt too. I don't think you can bring the Sony thing in Seriously agreed. It's like comparing someone who, at worst, might hold your toy where you can't reach it to someone selling copies of your house keys and handing personal invitations out to felons. I've questioned Valve's judgement about as often as I've questioned either id's or Epic's ... and I don't think any of those companies would do something as stupid and irresponsible as what Sony has done. Course, I didn't think Sony was stupid enough to do what Sony has done either ... but I'm just hoping the stupidity is a fluke and not becoming some kind of corporate philosophy. I'm guessing the seven odd lawsuits Sony is looking at should prevent the latter from occuring.

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Comment [quote="RegularX"Nov 22, 2005, 14:15]i[I loved HL2. But I was disappointed with it. ]i That's an excellent description, precisely how I felt too. i[I don't think you can bring the Sony thing in]i Seriously agreed. It's like comparing someone who, at worst, might hold your toy where you can't reach it to someone selling copies of your house keys and handing personal invitations out to felons. I've questioned Valve's judgement about as often as I've questioned either id's or Epic's ... and I don't think any of those companies would do something as stupid and irresponsible as what Sony has done. Course, I didn't think b[Sony]b was stupid enough to do what Sony has done either ... but I'm just hoping the stupidity is a fluke and not becoming some kind of corporate philosophy. I'm guessing the seven odd lawsuits Sony is looking at should prevent the latter from occuring. [/quote]

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