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Ah, good old Bernie. It seems like just yesterday he was instituting the PlayStation's no-RPG policy, or completely alienating fans of the Saturn by deciding for yourself what would and wouldn't appeal to U.S. gamers. Now he's joined the board of advisors of
Trilogy Studios. Trilogy, who just launched a new website, is a developer of virtual world and casual MMO properties like There.com, Pimp My Ride, and Virtual Sports Network, and they're glad to have Bernie on board. Just ask Michael Pole, the company Chairman and CEO.
"Bernie Stolar was one of the driving forces that established the video game industry as a legitimate entertainment medium. His history will really benefit Trilogy Studios as we work to expand the casual MMO space."
By driving away anyone who would call themselves a gamer, leaving only the casual players. A brilliant move!
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