"If it turns out pretty good, we can maybe talk to some of our friends that are here in Dallas that are working at game companies to maybe help out with some new classes, maybe set up some kind of a degree," he said.
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Mr. Romero said he and Mr. Hall will probably sprinkle some of the business insights they learned over the years into their classes, but he said they'll mostly stay away from formal instruction on how to create and run a game development company.

This is your chance to be really clever and take cheap shots at the former ION Storm guys to show off how funny you are, or you can discuss how gaming and the creation of games is becoming more and more a part of American society.