It’s Rob, our Tesco delivery man. He’s thinking of doing a diploma. “I’ve got a lot of game ideas I want to get made,” he pitches. Me too, I say, but getting them made is probably harder than you realise.
Ryan Doyle I’m standing in front of a wall covered in photographs of people, and I’m looking for Brett. I don’t know what he looks like, I don’t know where he sits, and I don’t really know what he does but we’re supposed to be making a game together. This seems a little unusual, considering how it all began.
"Uncle Sean said a dirty Bertie". It's true. I did. In front of my five-year-old nephew. Let's put it in perspective though - this Scooby Doo game is pretty S-H-I-T. And if he doesn't hear it from me, he's going to pick it up in the playground.
He got it for Christmas and it’s the first game he has ever played. When he asked me to get him past a hard bit, I grabbed the controller with glee. It should have been child’s play, but Scooby had a few surprises in store.
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