No. This guy was one of the founders of Rockstar Games: the company that created* the original GTA games and who bought out DMA (it's one of the subsidiaries of their company - they gave it the task of developing GTA III, which RG directly oversaw [one of the RG founders was executive producer of the game and directed the production] - another company in Leeds did the portable GTA games). Of course, as you know, Rockstar publishes all sorts of games apart from the GTA series. The guy in question ended up working for Take Two but apparently got fed up.
His name was Terry Donovan, and he holds a BA in Philosophy from the University of Birmingham. The other two founders were brothers and they went to school together.
So next time, try thinking before you open your gigantic trap. You just walked into this as usual with your foghorn voice blaring so loud that you forgot to think you might be wrong. In this case you were. Now you'll try to weasel out of it, but too late.
Owned again.
*edit: I was mistaken about them creating the original game (if Wired are to be believed). It was originally something else, but Rockstar took it on and developed the concept into GTA. Sam Houser was responsible for most of GTA III: according to Wired he "micromanaged" it.
His name was Terry Donovan, and he holds a BA in Philosophy from the University of Birmingham. The other two founders were brothers and they went to school together.
So next time, try thinking before you open your gigantic trap. You just walked into this as usual with your foghorn voice blaring so loud that you forgot to think you might be wrong. In this case you were. Now you'll try to weasel out of it, but too late.
Owned again.
*edit: I was mistaken about them creating the original game (if Wired are to be believed). It was originally something else, but Rockstar took it on and developed the concept into GTA. Sam Houser was responsible for most of GTA III: according to Wired he "micromanaged" it.
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