Unlikely. If he could do that, he could certainly do JK, and he'd probably prefer to do JK.

Grim Fandango's pretty unimaginable, and that's more recent than JK. Like, 6 years old instead of 7. We also missed The Curse of Monkey Island.

An editor for Jedi Academy. That would indeed be unimaginable and revisited. It has less connection to EMI, but it's a lot more exiting and worthy of building hype for. Not that I actually believe it could happen.

The cancelled Sam & Max 2? ;-)

EMI was unimaginable because at the time, LucasArts had a long history of pissing us off by refusing to port their games. Following that theme, it could (though it doesn't) mean Half-Life 2.

Not Halo 2, because that hasn't even been announced for PC, and probably won't be.

I hope it's the original Jedi Knight. I would give him a kiss..umh..on the cheak..well..whatever.. ;-)

Keep on coding!

-Andreas

New MacMAME and Star Wars gaming gold, Brad is the man!

I agree that we are lucky to have talented Mac programmers that love what they do and love doing it for us, the Mac gamer. Brad Oliver, Ryan Gordon, and Richard Banister and the three major Mac programmers that I am always looking forward to hearing any news on their projects. Keep up the good work guys :)

A new MacMAME is what I'm really looking forward to.

...by Richard Bannister, although it does seem that Brad's hint was pretty transparent.

If it's true that Monkey Island is coming to OS X, can DX and SMAC be far behind?

HalfLife 1 ;-)

As Richard Bannister pointed out in Brad's blog:

http://www.insidemacgames.com/previews/view.php?ID=21

But joystick support?

If there was a Mac programmer who deserves a fan base, it’s this guy. When I see his name in the news, I click to see what Mac game players can look forward to. Keep up the great work on macmame and your other projects and always keep optimized performance at the heart of your Mac programming endeavors. Thank you.

The original Jedi Knight. Brad has been after this for years.