Tour of duty complete

[Ahigh]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

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- Ahigh

[Havok]

Yeah, but did you get a copy of the Ultracade front end before you left?

 

Congratulations for escaping the dark side...

[Ahigh]

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

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- Ahigh

[markrvp]

Glad to see you active and contributing.  Do you have another job now?

[KDOG]

Glad to see you back.

[mccoy178]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

[Stingray]

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

-S

[missioncontrol]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

double saved

[Harry Potter]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

double saved

Pyramid saved. 

[M3talhead]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

double saved

Pyramid saved. 

Think this will be enough?

[Darkstalker]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

double saved

Pyramid saved. 

Think this will be enough?

Nah, but this should do it...

[Havok]

I'm out of coin-op once again and back into the consumer market.

I'm moving forwards with a fresh outlook, and I'd like to start off by apologizing to anyone that I blew up at while on this forum.  The stress-level that I endured was unprecedented for me, and I'm very happy to have the weight of that stress lifted.

I am still going to be building arcade controls for the consumer games that I work on, and I may even post up my work on here since it will now be just a "hobby" for me just like everyone else.

--
- Ahigh

I wanted to clarify the circumstances under which I left:

#1) I was on 100% good terms with GlobalVR and UltraCade (I was not fired as one speculated)
#2) David Foley and Jim DeRose (GlobalVR CEO) were very supportive of my decision to join a consumer game project even though they both acknowledged it would be better for them to have me stay, and appreciated my postponing joining a very exciting project long enough to take UltraPin to the ASI show.  They left me an open offer to come back.
#3) Jim DeRose gave me his word (and I do trust Jim very much) that he will honor the contracts made for compensation to other contributors for UltraPin.

I had an absolute blast working on the project and it will be one of my fondest memories of all time.  The product has huge potential, and I feel confident that Jim and David will deliver the goods that everybody is hoping for.

http://retroblast.com/newsitem.php?cid=1050&PHPSESSID=0e3a0e0d155fe2af03844a945171af0a

It was an honor and a pleasure to work on what I feel confident to be a great breakout video pin.  The naysayers will have to eat their words when it comes out, and it's all thanks to the combined efforts of a very large number of people, especially including those who trusted me and David enough to join forces and help us make the thing happen (Brian Smith, Steve Elenoff, PacDude, Scapino, ... the list goes on and on and on...)  Without the support of key people on this and VPForums, the project would never have gotten off the ground.

--
- Ahigh

Wanted to make sure that your replys were saved this time before they get erased again.

double saved

Pyramid saved. 

Think this will be enough?

Nah, but this should do it...

Here we go again - the server can't take much more of this...

[mahuti]

lighten up guys.

[PCtech]

Topics go from half-serious, to total nonsense in record time.

I love this place!   

[Harry Potter]

That's nothing. it took 5 posts for this thread to go  .

At the other place, threads are like that before they begin. 

[mccoy178]

Anybody have any carrots?

[Masterful Gaze]