Welcome to Episode 88!
Today's interview with John Romero; John is an American video game designer, programmer, and developer. The godfather of the FPS genre having worked on games such as Wolfenstein 3D, DOOM, and Quake and is by all accounts an industry veteran and legend.
With over 40 years making games, John now resides in Galway, Ireland running Romero Games Ltd with his wife Brenda (another industry behemoth); their latest release Empire of Sin is certainly worth checking out.
We touched on working with family, Sandy's wellness, Shambler furriness, food trucks, biggest regrets and sins and much more in this jam packed episode.
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Wikipedia: John Romero
Website: Romero Games
Twitter: @romero
Bonus Haiku:
John on The Bazaar,
Forty years making us games,
The Icon of Sin.
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