Since I'm on staff, I can't play professionally. In Europe for example, we did commentary on the games almost like a sporting match. We've made contact with ESPN and there's a lot of interest by the mainstream press on the whole idea. He's been to six countries in the past year competing. Yeah, you've got these robot wars, bowling, chess, all of these marginal sports that are a lot less interesting than gaming.
Gaming is very active, very competitive.
It's a lot more similar to, say, basketball than it is to slower spectator sports. Things happen very fast. And that's the best you can shoot for. You can have the most beautiful game in the world, a great team and a great project, but what it comes down to is fun. Being creative on a deadline and working eight hours a day can be tough at times.