There's a ton of stuff on right now so I've been keeping my head down, not much I can really discuss either. Most of it is good and a lot of it is exciting in one way or another. Big things for T17 loom.
Yesterday I enjoyed a good night out with some developer pals in Leeds, where we did the usual Browns+Akbars+Mojo 'til late and I'm out and about in York tomorrow, with the missis actually since it's our 11yr wedding anniversary, so I'm likely to be on my best behaviour :)
Had a lunch with Charles Cecil yesterday and it appears his jacket ended up in the Ouse following the Northern exposure event...
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Went to Akbars the other month, waited about 40 minutes for a table, and they weren't even that busy!
Is it usually like that?
Far from it, it's usually very quick - although they were lax with some Peshwari nan last night. There's two in Leeds, on the Headrow and on Greek Street, up from the station - the latter being much busier and larger.
Yeah we went to the Greek Street one, bought too many Naan Breads I remember.
I think we've met before to be honest, I live in Darton :)
Dead easy to over-do the Naan's... those colossal "family" naans are like that Casandra from Dr.Who (Paul Smith commented last night!).
Darton? Doesn't ring any bells..
Darton->Mapplewell->Barnsley. (Follow the A61 past Newmillerdam up the hill past the golf course)
My mother knew someone at Wakefield Junior Chamber, it was a few years ago now, 1998 i think ( half life was big in your office) you were working on a DreamCast game.
I know Darton, just wasn't sure I knew anyone in Darton :-) There was a guy here in Wakey Jr Chamber at the time, yes. At that time it was probably StuntGP or Worms Armageddon for Dreamcast (that was a nice console, shame it went pear-shaped).
Yeah, it was a bit ahead of it's time and wasn't made by Sony! It had online capabilities!
Yeah, can't really remember much, just remember "Are you sure you want to be a Games Programmer?" so I decided just be a Programmer, and come back to it later, which I did.
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