Devan Moore

Last year, I came up with the perfect concept for a dodgeball game. My game took the aspects of war and the playground sport of dodgeball and combined them, thus making something truly fantastic.

My game envolved unique characters with glimmering personalities, gameplay that was strategic as well as fast paced, and environments that were out of this world.

Now, it seems that every developer and designer wants to cash in on what I revived. I wish these companies no success. I hope that all of their attempts flop until they're forced to realize that one dodge ball game has the right formula for success.

Last year, I came up with the perfect concept for a dodgeball game. My game took the aspects of war and the playground sport of dodgeball and combined them, thus making something truly fantastic.

My game envolved unique characters with glimmering personalities, gameplay that was strategic as well as fast paced, and environments that were out of this world.

Now, it seems that every developer and designer wants to cash in on what I revived. I wish these companies no success. I hope that all of their attempts flop until they're forced to realize that one dodge ball game has the right formula for success.