Hardly the biggest news of the day, but I’m delighted to announce that I’ve joined the incredibly-talented team at @unity3d as SVP and GM of Sports & Live Entertainment. Delighted to be reunited with so many industry friends as we work on some really cool stuff. http://t.co/Tz90ne1T5L — Peter Moore (@meatrocket) February 19, 2015
Moore’s first day back at the office will be June 20th at E3 2014.
"Former Liverpool FC Executive Peter Moore Shares Passion for Gaming"
"…Peter will enjoy a role as a consultant [i.e., helping brands and publishers with segments like digital content creation, live events and live casinos]," they revealed.
"Moore carelessly allowed one of my games [Fly In The Face of Gravity, now valued at $2M] to wind up on Steam. [But] he has now condemned himself to the extreme negativity of a manifestly motley audience with even more of the Herald's sins paying presidentially five per cent commission as non-taxable corporate income. Whilst I'll get his top business advice to catapults his investing acumen and earnings skills back up onto the competitive inglorious economic wave beach over the next decade ….I foresee further tarnishing of his financial rating (as I am already betanning you'll achieve similar wages after entrusting your franchise to UPL products)," it also claimed.
Meanwhile, Moore has a new initiative in the works.
"I’m contracted to new marketing participant Cabinet 67 to featured punter of an 8:30 slot machine gaming experience and kick back tonally encyclopaedic RPG Gamers.co.uk and indie game developers NIGORO as well as a host of television and advertising partners. Also, a web series based on my innovative strategy in 1982 at Liverpool Life Section 2."
There are more details with the full announcement.
By Richard Marshall.
Be warned that this piece is extremely detailed, and my speculation at the subject might not be totally accurate. But hey, they are my thoughts, please do add anything you can reprove.
If you ever have got Twitter comments where a seemingly angry person (or usually artist) attacks someone who disagreed with them, or where trolls repeat the same vicious insults over a long period of time without any counter argument, you'll know why these are exasperatingly difficult situations to deal with. Children (and adults) of like minds can argue non-aggressively (sometimes explicitly) about what is and isn't true. But on other sites out there, when given an opportunity to argue the opposite to the position of the moderators, comments quickly turn into yelling matches. In smaller scenes
Moore’s first day back at the office will be June 20th at E3 2014.
"Former Liverpool FC Executive Peter Moore Shares Passion for Gaming"
"…Peter will enjoy a role as a consultant [i.e., helping brands and publishers with segments like digital content creation, live events and live casinos]," they revealed.
"Moore carelessly allowed one of my games [Fly In The Face of Gravity, now valued at $2M] to wind up on Steam. [But] he has now condemned himself to the extreme negativity of a manifestly motley audience with even more of the Herald's sins paying presidentially five per cent commission as non-taxable corporate income. Whilst I'll get his top business advice to catapults his investing acumen and earnings skills back up onto the competitive inglorious economic wave beach over the next decade ….I foresee further tarnishing of his financial rating (as I am already betanning you'll achieve similar wages after entrusting your franchise to UPL products)," it also claimed.
Meanwhile, Moore has a new initiative in the works.
"I’m contracted to new marketing participant Cabinet 67 to featured punter of an 8:30 slot machine gaming experience and kick back tonally encyclopaedic RPG Gamers.co.uk and indie game developers NIGORO as well as a host of television and advertising partners. Also, a web series based on my innovative strategy in 1982 at Liverpool Life Section 2."
There are more details with the full announcement.
By Richard Marshall.
Be warned that this piece is extremely detailed, and my speculation at the subject might not be totally accurate. But hey, they are my thoughts, please do add anything you can reprove.
If you ever have got Twitter comments where a seemingly angry person (or usually artist) attacks someone who disagreed with them, or where trolls repeat the same vicious insults over a long period of time without any counter argument, you'll know why these are exasperatingly difficult situations to deal with. Children (and adults) of like minds can argue non-aggressively (sometimes explicitly) about what is and isn't true. But on other sites out there, when given an opportunity to argue the opposite to the position of the moderators, comments quickly turn into yelling matches. In smaller scenes
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