David Jaffe returns to blogging…well sort of
The man behind the idea of Calling All Cars was thought to have ended his blogging lifestyle after a little misunderstanding with a so-called “site” steered the God of War developer to “go in the dark.” But while David Jaffe did update his blog after a long hiatus, it seems he isn’t stepping back to blogging wholeheartedly.
Not yet anyway. In fact, he’s resorted to a new way of blogging, most popularly known as “plogging” for picture blogging (can also be assumed as project logging for the technically inclined). It appears that in this way, no one will misunderstand if they really don’t understand the point of the pictures in the first place, leaving an air of security for the PlayStation Network game developer.
His first entry, called “coming soon” doesn’t actually talk about his return to blogging. In fact, the entry contains two pictures of an empty space of a building floor that screams “new studio!” Or something like that. When they said a picture is worth a thousand words, they weren’t counting on two easy ones: “Welcome back.”
The man behind the idea of Calling All Cars was thought to have ended his blogging lifestyle after a little misunderstanding with a so-called “site” steered the God of War developer to “go in the dark.” But while David Jaffe did update his blog after a long hiatus, it seems he isn’t stepping back to blogging wholeheartedly.
Not yet anyway. In fact, he’s resorted to a new way of blogging, most popularly known as “plogging” for picture blogging (can also be assumed as project logging for the technically inclined). It appears that in this way, no one will misunderstand if they really don’t understand the point of the pictures in the first place, leaving an air of security for the PlayStation Network game developer.
His first entry, called “coming soon” doesn’t actually talk about his return to blogging. In fact, the entry contains two pictures of an empty space of a building floor that screams “new studio!” Or something like that. When they said a picture is worth a thousand words, they weren’t counting on two easy ones: “Welcome back.”
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