Mojo End of Year Poll: PERSONALITIES OF THE YEAR

[Remi]

Who do you love? Multiple choices allowed.

[Aububuh]

I chose the music men, because every song from MI2 and Devil's Playhouse have been stuck in my head for months.

[HaydenWCE]

Wow, Jesse Harlin has a lot of votes! I guess everyone enjoyed the Special Edition music. And why shouldn't they? It was done incredibly well. I especially loved the music that played outside of Governor Phatt's mansion.

[clone2727]

Clearly, DJG is the only choice.

[Snugglecakes]

Who the hell voted for Craig Derrick?

[MarioColbert]

Schafer all the way. It's unspeakable how important I think his new model is for the future success of Double Fine. Ron Gilbert gets a vote not only for DeathSpank but for reuniting with Schafer, which I can not even process. Tasha gets a vote for delivering Costume Quest.

[Icebox]

Voted Tiller because I love the man's vision even though he hardly has the chops to follow up on it.

 

Schafe's still paragon though.

[Snugglecakes]

Wow, Jesse Harlin has a lot of votes! I guess everyone enjoyed the Special Edition music. And why shouldn't they? It was done incredibly well. I especially loved the music that played outside of Governor Phatt's mansion.

 

Agreed, Jesse Harlin is one of the few members of the SE team that deserves praise

 

Craig Derrick isn't the man who brought us the special editions. He's just the one who was appointed as project lead for reasons that shall forever be beyond my comprehension.

[The Tingler]

I went with Tasha, for delivering probably the most unique game of the year, and because I've sung the praises of everyone else on the list at some point (particularly the music guys). Tasha deserves her moment now.

[Ascovel]

I haven't played Costume Quest, but voted for Tasha as her game seemed the most interesting one out of the choices (in this poll).

 

I guess my fondness for her comics and that flash games with levitating cats had its part in this too.

[SyntheticGerbil]

Bastards voting for Craig Derrick...

 

Er... I had to go with Ron Gilbert simply because this year he came back to design games for the older crowd after almost a 20 year hiatus.

[Remi]

Poll is now closed.