Denis Dyack

Denis Dyack (born July 14, 1966) is a man and a myth; the former president of Canada-based video game developer Silicon Knights, and is a video game designer, writer, director and producer — and for the past recent years a somewhat of a hypercrite. Dyack directed the production of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain and Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, and was inducted into the Canadian Gaming Hall of Fame by the Canadian Game Development Talent Awards in November 2011.
Is entangled in some strange phenomena, as has been noted by journos about Video Gaming.
Dyack gained some notoriety after he expressed controversial opinions about the role of the gaming press[11] and about the effects of forum culture on the video game industry.[12]
Denis is apparently fascinated by Quantum Physics, and especially Engagement; multidimensionality.
His demo for the sequel of Eternal Darkness, «Shadows of Eternals» a part of Video Game Imaginal that features Nazi imagery, particularly in reference to the Nazi Occult.
Denis is against the existence of used games. “The biggest problem is that used games have essentially cut off the revenue tail for most titles,” Dyack []. “There used to be something in games for 20 years called a tail, where say you have a game called Warcraft that would sell for 10 years. Because there are no used games, you could actually sell a game for a long time, and get recurring revenue for quite a while. Recurring revenue is very key. "
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