Yea, I will second that. I knew a bunch of young guy's in the 90's who loved playing games. One of the father's of one of the guys wanted to help out his ki

Yea, I will second that. I knew a bunch of young guy's in the 90's who loved playing games. One of the father's of one of the guys wanted to help out his kid and set them up in an office and set up the corporation. These guy put out sone good games, and loved their jobs. Along with not wearing ties, free food and sodas. They loved going to work. That was until EA bought the company, and shut them down. I think they each got 500k? I used to wonder why he didn't include me(we were all lost in the career market) in the company? He knew I was floundering, but I don't hold it against him--I really didn't like playing games. I still wonder why he didn't include me though. I included him in every money making thing I was in? Anyways, it's history, but don't overlook your true friends when starting a company--especially if they were always taking money/drinks/etc. from you? It hurts!