BABIES COME AND BABIES GO.
September 19, 2011 at 20:55 Holy crap, there's a Ghost Chef production baby. Chris had it. Well, his wife Tezhe did. Chris stood by and watched in bewilderment.
;)
The baby is, naturally, a genius. A genius who happens to barf a lot.
The other baby of note has two heads. In mid-October, Whitney is saying a fond farewell to big games-- at least for a while. She's going to China. Then she's going to Greece. Then Turkey. Then Egypt. Then Indonesia. Then perhaps Komodo, where she'll promptly be bitten by a giant lizard, a pit viper, or a saltwater crocodile. Perhaps all three.
Mostly she wants to look at stuff, or maybe eat some bugs and then brag about it, but she'll also be working on ghosts and myriad other things from the road.
And there's your baby news.
IN BRIEF:
June 6, 2011 at 11:35 We've been busy making weird new stuff.
Like this deviled pudding:
;)
I'm about to get on a plane and go to E3. If you find me and want to poke a ghost, perhaps that could be arranged.
SORRY, XBOX.
November 26, 2010 at 21:42 You just weren't cutting the mustard. I mean, don't get me wrong-- I had a great time prototyping with you, swirling your sticks, tapping your bumpers. I do love watching the ghosts bop around on a widescreen TV.
But there's somebody new in town.
She's svelte, highly touchable, and has 132ppi. Oh, and a user base of eight million. That's 80 million fingers for ghost-poking, assuming nobody in the user base had a birth defect or a horrific childhood accident.
Ghost Chef is now being developed solely for iPad. Check out this top-secret image leaked from Cape Town.
THEY'RE NOT DEAD.
September 25, 2010 at 12:29 Well, I suppose ghosts are dead by default, but the project isn't. It's just... simmering. Slowly. For months. Like the best chili you've ever had.
Five months ago, I pledged allegiance to a certain two-headed baby, nuked my quaint Seattle life from orbit, and moved to San Francisco. Moving out-of-state interferes with a lot of things, such as free time, cashflow, and sanity. I have yet to regain most of these things, hence Ghost Chef's dormancy.
But I SWEAR it's only sleeping, just like your pet hamster was before your mother quietly scooped it up and found a shoebox.
Things are not completely quiet on the Western front. There's a Ghost Chef book deal on the horizon. Not even kidding.
Steph's still arting up the new recipes that will appear in that side project and in the game itself, but here's a sketch to tease the palate. I hope you like chasing your food around with a butterfly net.
