> Doesn't seem healthy imo to stick just one project for so long without significant ROI. I don't think he's in it for the money. I think that he, and many ga

> Doesn't seem healthy imo to stick just one project for so long without significant ROI. I don't think he's in it for the money. I think that he, and many game developers of a similar vintage, are frustrated with the direction that modern software has taken. It's slow, getting slower, and often doesn't work correctly. I think this is his way of expressing that frustration, by teaching how the machine you're programming ACTUALLY WORKS. I for one have gotten more out of Handmade Hero than any other single source of learning in my life.