As Long As I Can Enjoy Something,

When I'm Working On Games I Don't Think Necessarily About What The End Benefit Of The Game Is Going To Be. Typically I'm Trying To Think Of: "what Can I Do That Is Going To Find New Ways To Entertain And Surprise People."

If We End Up Creating A Gameplay Structure Where It Makes Sense For, Whether It's A Female To Go Rescue A Male Or A Gay Man To Rescue A Lesbian Woman Or A Lesbian Woman To Rescue A Gay Man, We Might Take That Approach.

The Obvious Objective Of Video Games Is To Entertain People By Surprising Them With New Experiences.

You Can Use A Lot Of Different Technologies To Create Something That Doesn't Really Have A Lot Of Value.

I Think When You Talk About Competing Against Others, The Problem Is That You Refer To Something That's Been Done Already And Try To Beat It.