Hello and welcome. This is the gamers with Jobs Conference call for September 4th,

2004. I am your captain on this video game pirate ship and joining me is my first mate,

Rich, the love conjurer, lovejoy. Say something to the people, Rich.

Uh, give us all your booty yes that you know what trying to get

i'm yes anding your part i didn't script that but it was as if i scripted it you said oh yeah that was

this was practically written so uh there's a very playful nature to the start of today's episode.

That is because on this episode, we are going to talk a lot of games and some more games and even more games, including some games that are, shall we say, maybe a little controversial slash heavily discussed.

I'm speaking of that Star Wars Outlaws, but that's not for now.

That's for later.

This is called foreshadowing.

A tease, a little bit of a tease.

But I'm going to sort of bring it down a little bit.

And I'm going to toss it to Rich because Rich has something he needs to address early at the top of the show that's important to all

of us. Please, Rich, take it away. Yeah, this is, so a little bit of sad news to start this out. I want to

just say a rest in peace to Andrew Greenberg, who passed on August 28th. Andrew Greenberg was the co-creator of Wizardry,

which has had a tremendous impact on games in general,

even if you're not familiar with the Wizardry series.

If you're interested in learning more about it,

you can go to our genre month DRPG episode.

But, yeah,

Andrew Greenberg was kind of a big deal in game design. The wizardry, there's been a recent re-release remaster of Proven Ground of the Med, Overlords. And if you want to see something special,

I'm going to point you

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