Mike Dailly Interview Questions Needed.

[zapiy]

Mike Dailly is maybe best known for designing the original prototype of Grand Theft Auto, and being one of the four founders of Acme Software but he also worked on Lemmings, Hired Guns and much much more.

Ask your questions.

[DeadVoivod]

About GTA:

Well how does it feel now, knowing that he created one of the biggest selling and probably best global open world games in gaming history? That is quite huge.

Which impact does it have on him nowadays?

Does he like the direction it has taken and where it's going?

Where did he get the idea to design such a game?

Did he have the idea already earlier, but couldn't realize it due to hardware limitations at that time?

Wasn't he afraid of the game getting censored due to it's obvious violence?

What's his opinion about the latest GTA V?

What's his opinion about Red Dead Redemption? Does he like the idea of the western setting?

[zapiy]

Nice one fella.

[zapiy]

Q: Thank you for agreeing to our interview, please take a moment to tell us a little about you?
Q: What was the first game you created?
Q: Are you surprised with the resurgence in retro gaming?
Q: Do you have any games that are just sitting on your drives unfinished that you may release one day
Q: How does it feel, knowing you created one of the biggest selling and probably best global open world game in gaming history? That is quite huge.
Q: What impact does it have on you nowadays?
Q: Do you like the direction it has taken and where it's going?
Q: Where did you get the idea to design such a game?
Q: Did you have the idea earlier, but couldn't realize it due to hardware limitations at that time?
Q: Wasn't you afraid of the game getting censored due to it's obvious violence?
Q: What's your opinion about the latest GTA V?
Q: What's your opinion about Red Dead Redemption? Do you like the idea of the western setting?
Q: Lemmings is clearly a game that hit more or less every system, if there any if was in dev for that we don't know about? Konix Multisystem or other?
Q: You've written games, designed games and produced games.  Which is your favorite role in the game development process?
Q: Any thoughts on doing a game for a retro system?
Q: What games from back in the day (and now) would you say are your biggest inspirations?
Q: How did you get started in the video game industry?
Q: Do you have a favorite game that you were involved with?
Q: Was it hard adapting to the changing hardware over the years?
Q: When you first started did you ever think that the video game industry would become as big as it has and still be going strong all these years later?
Q: When you're not working on games what are some of your favorites to play?
Q: Are you a gamer yourself?  Do you own any retro systems?  Modern systems?
Q: How different has it been to work in the gaming industry through the years?
Q: What company back in the day did you most admire and why?

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