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Carmack on retirement
In an interview with CNN, John Carmack said that ID Software's next game might well be the last with him on board as programmer
He's definitely on board for one more title, but Carmack's future as a video game programmer is growing increasingly hazy.
"I wouldn't hazard to look too far ahead," he said. "I'm definitely going to see through this round of rendering work. I wouldn't make any promises beyond that."
Should he decide to move on from building game engines, it would undoubtedly bring about cries of anguish from the gaming world. His groundbreaking work on such seminal titles as "Doom" and "Quake" has elevated Carmack to celebrity status amongst gamers - and a position of respect amongst peers.
"I wouldn't hazard to look too far ahead," he said. "I'm definitely going to see through this round of rendering work. I wouldn't make any promises beyond that."
Should he decide to move on from building game engines, it would undoubtedly bring about cries of anguish from the gaming world. His groundbreaking work on such seminal titles as "Doom" and "Quake" has elevated Carmack to celebrity status amongst gamers - and a position of respect amongst peers.
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BillieTurf
Loneken
He will surely stay as CEO of IDSoft or something like that.
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Zwan
Phantom