Adam is the creator of the independent experimental game Time Flows, But Does Not Return and has taken part in the Experimental Gameplay Project. He has previously worked in the game industry in Montreal, but is now a systems administrator in another industry. While his formal education is in the history of 20th century international relations, he has been making games in some form or other (board games, card games, video games) for most of his life and it's a field he'll continue to be a part of. His current project is a noir-ish adventure game. If you want to get in touch with him, you can reach him at shapeofgames@gmail.com.
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Is Nintendo not on the record as stating that they're not interested in pursuing a microtransaction based model with Pokemon because they don't think it's fair to target children in that way
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