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Jonathan Knight is a Pretty Cool Guy
As an aspiring game developer and advocate of “quality over quantity” when it comes to new game IPs, I must applaud Jonathan Knight’s response in a recent interview with Industry Gamers. As you probably read in Xopher Reed’s earlier article, Jonathan Knight , when asked if he would be interested in making a sequel to the highly anticipated Dante’s Inferno in the near future, shot it down. While there is certainly plenty of remaining adventure’s in Dante Alighieri’s epic poem (Inferno is only the first part of three, followed by Purgatorio and Paradiso), it’s refreshing to see a publisher concentrating on his present endeavors instead of looking in the future with moneybags in his eyes, inspiration a shriveled up husk on the floor.
