TUAW visit forces Freeverse to pack up, move to Brooklyn
No one escapes the TUAW visitation. Our methods are fear, surprise, and a fanatical devotion to the Apple! Under the best of circumstances, management can use our Reaper-like presence to convince everyone they need to get the hell out of Manhattan. In the case of Freeverse Software, the Exodus moment arrived. The entire crew has packed up their East Side offices and headed over to Brooklyn's fashionable DUMBO district.
We wish the Freeverse crew well in the new office -- with luck, those line extensions (like Airburst and Marathon:Durandal for XBox 360), iPhone games, new apps built on legendary engines, and killer vector graphics tools will keep on pumping out of the shop once the river has been crossed. We are particularly eager for an iPhone version of Jared.
A couple of months back, president Ian Lynch Smith and marketing director Brian Akaka were kind enough to show us around the old shop and let us take a few pictures for posterity before the move (gallery below). If you have questions about any of the mystery objects in the pictures, let us know and Brian can clear up any confusion. As for other independent Mac software developers? If you're in NYC, Denver, Philadephia, Chicago, Atlanta, LA, Knoxville or the UK, let us know when we can visit. We promise not to poke you with a soft cushion.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dr. Webster said 8:36AM on 3-28-2008
I had no idea the Microsoft Zune logo, when reversed, reads "anus." I LOL'd.
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Louie Mantia said 1:03PM on 3-28-2008
it doesnt, you have to reverse the n and u too.
Steve said 5:32PM on 3-28-2008
It may be "fashionable", but it still feels like a ghost town after 10pm, and I've been living there almost 2 years now...
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WetcoastBob said 11:05PM on 3-28-2008
Thanks for the pics. The place is a tidy as mine. I leave the cleaning up to my 20lb cat who only seems to be interested in sitting on the warm keyboard of my MBP.
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