DragonCon 2009: Interview with Global Agenda

by Shawn Schuster Sep 8th 2009 at 1:00PM

Filed under: Betas, Sci-fi, Video, Events, real-world, Interviews, MMO industry, New titles, Spy, Global Agenda, Massively Interviews, Massively Event Coverage

At Dragon*Con this year, we had the chance to grab a quick video interview with Stew Chisam, VP of Game Operations at Hi-Rez Studios. Following two successful closed beta weekends, and some wonderful demos at Dragon*Con and PAX, Stew was happy to tell us how things are going in the progression of Global Agenda.

As promised on our last tour of the Hi-Rez Studios HQ, we're following the studio -- and the game -- as they progress through to launch. Follow along after the jump to see what Stew has to say about player feedback, projected launch and the overwhelming following they've seen at Dragon*Con.

Tags: beta, closed-beta, dragoncon-2009, exclusive, featured, global-agenda, hi-rez-studios, interview, stew-chisam, video

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Scarecrowe said on 1:35PM 9-08-2009

My wife and I were there and really enjoyed it. The Q&A on Sunday was even better. Despite technical difficulties, Stew talked through everything and we got a much fuller understanding of the game concepts and where they'd like to go with it.

Blythe said on 1:46PM 9-08-2009

My family and I played it at PAX this past weekend and really enjoyed the game. We tryed out several of the pvp maps and objectives and had a blast. I am going to sign up for the beta and hope to buy it when the game launches.

Ayonyx said on 10:31PM 9-15-2009

As an old alpha tester myself, it's great to see the game getting the coverage it is. It's got loads of potential and I have to hand it to HiRez they have a great game on their hands.

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