PC programming whiz John Carmack sees a big future in cell phone games, but a lurking disaster too. He spends two days a week building rocket ships. His idea of a getaway weekend consists of holing up in a hotel room and writing programming code. And he likes to speculate on worst-case scenarios for the video game industry. These days, though, cell phones are his primary hobby - specifically making games for them. It started as a lark, he said, but it has become something he quietly hopes will revolutionize gaming.
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Collect coins, gather a squad, then ram it into a boss monster or another squad and see what happens. Oh, and eat your carrots.
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