Gamecritics.com has published an interview with Alex Rigopulos, co-founder and CEO of Harmonix. He talks about the history of the company and their games Frequency, Amplitude and Karaoke Revolution. It’s pretty interesting.
I know some people at Harmonix, and at GDC this year I had the pleasure of visiting them in one of their hotel rooms. I played Karaoke Revolution (evidence of which can be seen here) and saw the new game they currently have in development, which does something very cool I won’t mention here. I had a great time - thanks to all the people from Harmonix for their hospitality! I urge everyone buy a copy of Karaoke Revolution, it’s a lot of fun.
(Interview link found on Slashdot Games.)
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now you’re getting really ambitious Jurie eh?? ;) 5 posts in 2 days?… keep it up (not that I would be interested in all that…)
The interview was cool. I was very interested to hear about amplitude’s flat highway approach, as opposed to frequency’s tunnel approach. It’s a shame that they felt they had to make that decision based on marketing. Oh well. Amplitude is still a great game (certainly one of my favourites).
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