Ricardo Sanchez (video games)

Ricardo "Rick" Sanchez is a writer, producer and video game industry executive.

Sanchez is currently writing the Resident Evil comic book series for Wildstorm and wrote a promotional comic book for NCSoft's Aion MMO.

Career

From 2005 until 2009, Sanchez was the Vice-President of Content for Turner Broadcasting's GameTap service. He oversaw all of the original game and video development, game licensing, and content strategy for the service. While there he became known for promoting the development of episodic games. He has written articles for Gamasutra and GameDaily and presented at the D.I.C.E. Summit on the subject of episodic games, establishing what he called the "Three Laws of Episodics" that are a guide for GameTap's development of episodic games.

In addition to working on episodic game development, Ricardo was the creator and executive producer of the Re\Visioned: Tomb Raider Animated Series, based on the Tomb Raider franchise featuring the voice of Minnie Driver and the creative talents of Brian Pulido, Warren Ellis, Ivan Reis, Cully Hamner, and Peter Chung among others.

Before launching Gametap in 2005, Ricardo was a founder of IGN Entertainment and served as the Vice-President of Publishing, managing IGN, GameSpy, Rotten Tomatoes, Team Xbox and the Planet Network and Vault Network.

While at Imagine Media Ricardo was the disc editor for Next Generation and Ultra Game Players magazines.

He was also a video and interactive producer for the Freedom Forum's Newseum before it launched.


Sanchez is also the owner of a "legal" off-shore click farm under the domain of clickmonkeys.com

Ricardo Sanchez on Episodic Games

Stand by for episodic casual gaming - by Paul Hyman for the Hollywood Reporter, May 2007
D.I.C.E. Summit Speaker
Why Bother with Episodic? - Gamasutra, January 2007
What is Episodic? - GameDaily, October 2006

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