The Next Muse: WARP and Kenji Eno
So I ahve been thinking and trying to find some othe subjects to write about for the Giant Bomb Wiki. I guess I seem to have some sort of attaraction to the more unusual games and game developers. I initially wrote about and added to the listings for the Atari Swordquest games; Earthworld , Fireworld , Waterworld and Airworld . After writing about that I went ot to write about Jack Tramiel the...
So I ahve been thinking and trying to find some othe subjects to write about for the Giant Bomb Wiki. I guess I seem to have some sort of attaraction to the more unusual games and game developers. I initially wrote about and added to the listings for the Atari Swordquest games; Earthworld, Fireworld, Waterworld and Airworld. After writing about that I went ot to write about Jack Tramiel the founder of Commodore who went on to be CEO of Atari during the Swordquest era.
From there I went on to write about the early video game and computer game developer Scott Adams, his company Adventure International and the early games it released; Adventureland, Pirate Adventure, Secret Mission and The Count.
Over the last couple of days i have been thinking, researching and trying to decide on what to work on next for the Wiki. I think i have found my next muse; Kenji Eno and his company WARP, Inc. Eno already has a well written page on the Wiki, but there is next to nothing about WARP. I think I will start there and then may move on to some of the games the company and Eno developed.
Well, Giant Bomb, Thanks. You are helping me to keep up my writing skills. But what will I write about after that...