Mike is a seasoned Design Director with 17 years of industry experience (formerly of EA, Radical and THQ). His expertise lies in the systems, mechanics & feature design and direction of racing, combat and character-action console games. He has designed, directed and balanced most of the gameplay systems, mechanics and driving physics for several versions of Road Rash and for Scarface: The World is Yours and has also done design and direction work on several EA franchises including James Bond. Most recently Mike was a Sr. Creative Manager at THQ working with multiple creative teams and helping with the evaluation and evangelism of new game pitches.
Unsatisfied with the heavy imbalance of theory-based design articles, Mike started a Gamasutra Feature Series on Gameplay Fundamentals in order to help fill the void of gameplay-focused design, level production and execution process articles.
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