JeremyEye

OH COME ON, I ALMOST GOT THROUGH A THREAD WITHOUT BEING REMINDED THERE'S NO HOCKEY RIGHT NOW!

:'(

David,

Let me preface by saying that the first socom games were an extremely big part of my life. Everything about those games were done right, and they had the best community I think I've ever experienced in any game. Some of my best childhood memories are jumping the bridge in abandoned, scouring the tunnels of rat's nest, and rescuing the hostages in Desert Glory.

I also made an extremely close friend back on Socom 1 that lives in Michigan, and i'm from Pennsylvania. We bonded over the game, got to know each other, and realized we share a bunch of interests. And usually each other once a year or so. That would have never happened if we didn't happen to be playing the same video game at the same time, and it blows my mind every day. I just wanted to say thanks for making such an awesome game that brought in these kind of people.

So I have a few questions about H-Hour...

• All shooters, Battlefield, Call of Duty, MOH, etc - feel exactly the same to me these days. They focus more on shock value and speed than gameplay, in my opinion. Are you actively trying to avoid this with H-Hour?
• Socom essentially invented voice chat in console gaming. What is one thing that you want to add that would be innovative to this game, and one thing you want to carry over from the socom series?
• Why do you think sony went the different creative direction that they did post Socom 3? It really seemed to kill the series and that's sad.
• I know you probably get asked this all the time, but is there any chance in hell that an HD remake of socom 1 or 2 could be made? I feel like although it'd be a niche market, sony could pull a profit on it.
• Did you play the old socom games online? If so, were you in a clan?

Thanks for trying to make this game a reality... I pledged the other day, and am just super excited to get into a lobby and g^

Also, have some nostalgia everyone. It's on the house. "Man down!"

Hey Richard! Thanks for doing this AMA, I'm a huge Margot fan.

I'm a 24 year old musician (Been playing for ten+ years) and am releasing my debut album in September. Your music is a huge influence of mine (Planning on covering A Light On A Hill at my release party!).

Any life advice for staying sane and finding joy in the music industry that you can share? I always love picking the brain of artists that I'm a fan of when the opportunity arrises.