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Exclusive SCI FI Channel MMOG Interview, Game's Genre Unveiled

Posted June 16th, 2008 by Shayalyn

Insight Into the SCI FI Channel MMOG

Since its launch on September 24, 1992, the SCI FI Channel has been a haven for television viewers that are looking for programming that strays away from campy sitcoms or clichéd soap operas. Instead the SCI FI Channel specializes in the abnormal – from horror to fantasy to science fiction – and does it with a respectability that you wouldn't find on a normal network station. So when the announcement hit the internet that the SCI FI Channel had partnered with the Trion World Network to create an MMOG was tremendous news for gaming aficionados that have been searching for the perfect alternative universe experience.

To find out more about the upcoming game and the SCI FI Channel side of the equation, Ten Ton Hammer's Cody "Micajah" Bye sat down with SCI FI's executive vice president Adam Stotsky and asked him a variety of questions ranging from the genre of the game to their decision to work with Trion. If you're interested in hearing more about the game from Trion World Network's point of view, check back in with Ten Ton Hammer on June 17 to check out our exclusive interview with Trion World Network!

Ten Ton Hammer: Does the SCI FI Channel have any experience in helping create video games? Or will this be the first time?

Adam: Through our colleagues at Universal consumer products we have had some experience in the video gaming sector. Battlestar Galactica has a few gaming ventures. More importantly we know that the SCI FI audience is very passionate about video games. It just made sense for us to develop this area further.

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