Adam Brennecke

Hey guys/gals, this is a sample of what I have been playing recently, World of Warcraft Starcraft Icewind Dale Project Gotham 2 Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga and last but not least, KOTOR2 As I think Rich mentioned we also play UT2k4 and BF: Vietnam at work occasionally. I enjoyed Halo on the xbox, especially the co-op mode. -Brennecke

Mr. Mike Gallo is our Producer from LucasArts. -Brennecke

The game should work fine with ATI cards. I am running the game right now with an ATI Radeon 9800 PRO with the Catalyst 4.7 drivers, and it runs A-OK.

The grass effects in the outdoor areas are the same in both games.

There is plenty of meditation in the game. -Adam

That's true. Just don't go to DigiPen hoping to learn how to design games. However, it is still a good way to break into the industry even if you eventually want to become a game designer. That is not true. DigiPen offers a four and a two year degree in Computer Animation. DigiPen started as a animation studio, so it's roots are in computer animation. It's a good program as well.

Uhm.. In the swedish Computer Science Programs the calculus and linear algebra courses are the basic math courses. Actually, those are the first two courses you read. Then comes discreet mathematics, differential equations, "flervariabelanalys" (I wonder what that translates to) and thoeretical linear algebra. Those are the math courses I have under my belt. So far. Linear Algebra and Calculus are the basic math courses at DigiPen too. However, if you aren't into math, that's probably as far as you are going to get. Some higher level math courses offered at DigiPen are: curves and surfaces, quaternions, differential equations, graph theory, discrete, computational geometry, numerical analysis, wavelets, etc.

I'm the DigiPen grad that Obsidian recently hired. If you have any questions about the school then ask away.