It Started With an Idea...

And then it esclated into a bigger idea. Since I'm a fan of card games and games in general, I decided to have a go at making my own card game. The 1st one I made was the Resident Evil OCG (which stands for Online Card Game for those ppl playing along at home). It was an on/off project, but I finished it just recently. I am proud of the product that I have made along with the effects of cards and whatnot, I made every card balanced in some way and fitting toward that character.

I tried a Final Fantasy card game, but the idea was nicked a long time ago and there is one FF fan-made card game that is on the web, but there is no deck list yet and rule book.

So I invite you to click the Resident Evil OCG link towards the bottom, sign up for the forums, and help make my game community grow. Becuase once we get the ball rolling on this OCG, the forums will be unlocked for everyone to see and expierence. And of course I'll need some mods as well. Could it be you?

And of course I need the magical thing of Promotion. Word of mouth to get this game across various game boards and to get them interested into the game.

So I ask of you, for those interested in ccgs, to come check it out and be apart of my OCG community and help it grow.

E3 for the East Coast?

Was wondering about this for a long time after the demise of E3 and came to a head on Cory's blog.

The whole idea of having a smaller venue definately gives new beginnings for the east coast, AKA the neglected side of the USA. Having both MSG and JJC (Jacobs Javits Center) as venues for a game convention would be great. Nice open space, maybe a tad big, but still nice to roam around.

Now Eric from Cory's blog said that having it in a Holiday Inn would be a great idea as well and I can't agree even more, especially it being only 20 minutes away! So how boring would it be? Well if I had my way with holding something on the east coast, you'd be sure that I bring to hottest booth babes this side of the east coast along with the usual e3 displays and goodies out to the press so they can ebay the sucker and make some dough.

Well, this is sort of my vision for what I want to do but it will be much more different and much better.

On the Paycheck

Quick post here gang. I love my work, I love working in the backroom away from all the grumpy customers, I love the team in the back and it makes for a fun time.



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