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LucasArts VP fills out stupid survey 05 Jul, 2006, 22:10 / 9 comments


LucasArts' Product Development VP Peter Hirschmann (remember him?) has filled out a survey on Next-Generation revealing such deep secrets as;
1. I'm currently working on...
?projects being made by the best people in the business.

2. My favorite part of the working day is...
?when I get to play something fun.

3. The three brands that I most adore are...
?Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Pixar.

4. When I was 12 years old I most loved to...
?think about what it would be like to talk to a girl.
You think you can handle the rest of these shocking revelations? Click here if you dare.

Source: Next Generation

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  • itchythesamurai on 07 Jul, 2006, 10:08…
    George Lucas helped start Pixar, so that was also a safe play on his part. Also, I don't like how he put dead before Winston Churchill.
  • jp-30 on 07 Jul, 2006, 22:16…
    Well, it helps ease any confusion between him and the living prime-minister Winston Churchill.
  • itchythesamurai on 08 Jul, 2006, 09:39…
    The living British politician named Winston Churchill hasn't made it to Prime Minister just yet!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winston_Churchill_%28grandson%29
  • Udvarnoky on 06 Jul, 2006, 22:05…
    d00d, Simon would have answered every question with "Eat me" before crumpling up the paper and stuffing it down the surveyor's esophagus.
  • telarium on 07 Jul, 2006, 04:15…
    I like to think he would have said "Booya"
  • Noyb on 06 Jul, 2006, 20:46…
    "Honestly, the creative process is as such I'm hopefully never too envious of someone else's good idea."

    So, the process is to crush any potentially envy-inducing (read: good) creativity, right?
  • yO-LeSs on 06 Jul, 2006, 13:22…
    6. I'm currently...
    ...full of myself, so full of myself.

    7. Originality...
    ...sucks!

    8. I enjoy...
    ...laughing madly when I think about how well we ruined everything that made LucasArts what it once was.
  • Tal on 06 Jul, 2006, 01:28…
    He adores Star Wars and Indiana Jones? I never would've guessed that; it seems like Lucasarts ignores those franchises.
  • Haggis on 06 Jul, 2006, 09:33…
    Yeah, they seem to only churn out Monkey Island games these days, but it's good to see them still remembering their older franchises.