Yes. Bill Gates told me so a while ago on the phone. Just so you know, just like Robio has this weird mancrush going on with Shiggy, I am Gates' bro.
I think that Minecraft has been going on long enough for it to be called a phenomenon instead of a one hit wonder.
SupremeAC said:I think that Minecraft has been going on long enough for it to be called a phenomenon instead of a one hit wonder.
Yeah. It's not a simple puzzle game, it's a lifestyle choice for most of Earth's denizens under the age of 11.
Notch should sell to Marlborough, they'd gobble it up.
aspro said:SupremeAC said:I think that Minecraft has been going on long enough for it to be called a phenomenon instead of a one hit wonder.
Yeah. It's not a simple puzzle game, it's a lifestyle choice for most of Earth's denizens under the age of 11.
Notch should sell to Marlborough, they'd gobble it up.
Microsoft Officially Welcomes Minecraft into the Mascot Family
It is comedy but it is also really sad.
Who has time for ethics when you're counting your money? He'll be a while.
Notch was not seeking celebrity and I think the presures of it would come as a surpirse to many.
This was a good way to exit stage left, hopefully he'll get his life back, with the money he can create his own witness protection program.
aspro said:Notch was not seeking celebrity and I think the presures of it would come as a surpirse to many.
This was a good way to exit stage left, hopefully he'll get his life back, with the money he can create his own witness protection program.
Sadly he'll never be able to get his soul back as well, now.
Foolz said:aspro said:Notch was not seeking celebrity and I think the presures of it would come as a surpirse to many.
This was a good way to exit stage left, hopefully he'll get his life back, with the money he can create his own witness protection program.
Sadly he'll never be able to get his soul back as well, now.
Given his appearance, dude did not have much soul, or rhythm.
Rare, a company that developed a whole catalog of killer-apps, was bought for $375 million in 2002. Microsoft screwed themselves so bad it is, in fact, still funny.
Listen to Iced Earth and play Doom