@corvak: I don't know about egotistical.. I think the guy realized some of the errors from his past and has been nothing but very straightforward and quite civil for the longest time. I actually really appreciate the transformation from bleached hair, cool dood Cliff, to the civilized human being he is today.

He also discusses a lot of cool industry topics from an insiders perspective - he's sort of doing articles that I wish Patrick was doing.

I like the faux Q&A style, the last answer actually cracked me up a little.

I have nothing against Cliffy B, except that he keeps acting like Cliffy B instead of Cliff Bleszinski's. Boasting and stupid bravado was cute when he was 17, but adults who shamelessly self promote are tiresome.

Actions speak louder than words, so make it your mission this time to show, not tell what you are doing.

I really liked the format of this article. It was very informative in an easy to read/digest way. Plus I loved Jazz Jackrabbit.

Regarding the article format, seems like the camp is pretty split. I'm of the "didn't like it" persuasion -- faux-FAQs when it's obvious that that the "questions" all involved the author talking to themselves really grate on me, for some reason.

That said, the information in the article itself was interesting. Thanks, Patrick! :)

I was really excited until I heard they partnered with Nexon. They couldn't have chosen a worse company to do that with. I have zero faith that the game won't have its mechanics ripped from its heart as soon as the cash shop opens. Not to mention all of Nexon's bullshit "security guard" software that literally protects nothing.

Why do I need to be told who Cliff Bleszinski is in the article when his wiki page is linked in the first line? Among other things.

did they say anything of what engine they would be using?

he's dangerously close into falling into David Jaffe territory.

I thought I must be on Kotaku, what is happening to Patrick, is he a malfunctioning Android?