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Tom Ohle Interview at HomeLAN Fed

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Dec 28, 2004.

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    HomeLAN Fed has interviewed Tom Ohle, BioWare's PR specialist, on the games industry back in 2004 and further in 2005. Here's a snip:

    HomeLAN - Overall, what do you feel was the most significant thing that happened in 2004 in the video and PC game industry?

    Tom Ohle - I think the continued infiltration of the mainstream still stands as the most important occurrence in gaming. With the massive success of games like Halo 2 and GTA: San Andreas, gaming has continued to gain acceptance as a legitimate form of entertainment.

    HomeLAN - Other than games you worked on that were released this year, what video or PC game released in 2004 was your favorite and why?

    Tom Ohle - I probably spent the most time with Half-Life 2 and Red Dead Revolver. Both provide great cinematic gameplay experiences, but they present them in different ways. Half-Life 2 raised the bar for PC games in general, I think. And Red Dead Revolver was just a lot of fun. Those Rockstar folks have this game development thing down.

    Read the whole thing at HomeLAN Fed.
     
    chevalier, Dec 28, 2004
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