Sadly yes, we won't be seeing super egghunt plus now.

Hi,
I'll do all I can to get a beta of it, whether it's from Liam or someone else either here, on klango, or on the audyssey gaming list, and I'll deffinatly finish it if I get it. So guys let's hope for the best, and look forward to it.
best regards,
Jack

Hello everyone.  Well, I can only echo those sentiments.  SL was one of the earliest games I downloaded myself, and I can assure you I had no qualms about spending all of the Thursday it came out downloading it and batching onto my dial-up powered computer.  I remember Liam taking a hiatus from the game and then coming back to it, and, as if that wasn't enough of a thrill, seeing the new beta at that time gave me even more to look forward to.  I still play SL every so often to this day because I love the music and sound from it.  That made up for its relative simplicity.  I certainly applaud anyone who's willing to take up the torch and carry on Liam's work if he'll allow it.  I fully support Liam in his future endeavors because, let's face it, if you can find full time employment in times like these, and add on the fact you actually actively enjoy what you're doing, who can blame you to taking it on full steam ahead.  Congrats, Liam, and best of luck to you.

dear everyone,
that is true about the imploiment, and if i could get a job as a bgt coader, i would.
i can't blame you liam for wanting a full time job, after all, audio games arn't exactly the biggest markit to make money from thees days.
also, big time developers like gma and usa interactive are making enough money to sit back and think to them selves "well, what should i i do now? maybe make another game?"
so good luck liam, and thanks for all the games.

Actually, that is exaggerating a bit. No single audio game developer makes enough off his or her games to live on it. GMA might make $10,000 USD when a game title is released, and then the money from that game title will drop off rather rapidly once most of the blind gamers who want it pay for it. So even though older games like Shades of Doom and Tank Commander are still available from the website I doubt GMA makes more than two or three new sales a year after the initial release.

If you do the math that's little better than minimum wage working for McDonald's, Burger King, or something like that. We don't have a big enough user base and market for game developers to get rich, or even make a decent living at writing games.

As far as USA Games goes we haven't taken orders for a game since December 2007.  At that time we took in close to $2,000 for preorders for Montezuma's Revenge, but do to licensing and copyright issues had to change products afterwards. Since we aren't going to take preorders on any titles until Raceway and Tomb Hunter are released I doubt we will be making anything for a while. So we at USA Games aren't getting rich off your money. That $2,000 barely covered development expenses for Mysteries of the Ancients now Temple of Life.

Hi,
If he is developing serious programs, can I get them? I mean is there a website to get them? Thanks.

I do play super liam and great toy robbery. I'll never no what happened to super liam2 though, i'm hoping it'll make an unexpected return, and hey liam, have fun at your new job.