This is the personal website of Chuck Jordan, who is a writer, programmer, and game designer living in San Francisco who used to look like this:
This blog is an outlet for me to ramble about videogames, the media, and computers.
I did not design the Corvette. That was done by this man.
Games I Have Worked On
And links to buy them if you’re so inclined which you should be.
- Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Telltale Games
Season Lead Designer
- “The Penal Zone” writer, designer, co-director
- “The City That Dares Not Sleep” writer, designer
- Sam & Max: Season Two Telltale Games
Lead Writer & co-designer - Sam & Max: Season One Telltale Games
Co-Writer:
- “Abe Lincoln Must Die”
- “Reality 2.0″
- “Bright Side of the Moon”
- Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People Telltale Games
Designer, co-writer:
- “Strong Badia the Free”
- “8-Bit is Enough”
- The Curse of Monkey Island LucasArts
Writer and script programmer - SimCity 4 Maxis/Electronic Arts
Programmer - Grim Fandango LucasArts
Script programmer - The Sims 2 (consoles) Maxis/Electronic Arts
Asst. designer - The Urbz Maxis/Electronic Arts
Programmer - New Legends Infinite Machine
Programmer
Entries (RSS)
2:32 pm
Hi, Chuck. I too attended UGA and had a comic strip published in The Red and Black. Mine was the poorly received stickman comic “Oz and Xack”. Anyway, I liked some of your strips back then and fondly remembered the Velma strip. Fast forward to last year and I’m randomly Google searching stuff and Spectre Collie pops into my head. I found the blog and now I see that you’ve put some of the old strips up. I was glad to see Velma, but it’s different than I recalled. I was pretty sure that the turn on section included “Dogs with speech impediments.” but that’s not what you have in the redrawn version. That line was the real clincher for me. Loved it.
I hadn’t looked in on the blog in quite awhile but enjoy your comments on Lost, “Wind It Up” and other such subjects. I actually run comic stores in McDonough and Griffin, GA, so I enjoyed your Stonecrest adventure as well. Not much else to say except hello, and thanks for a few laughs then and now. Spectre Collie was way better than Luv Toad, by the way.
Bill Phillips
Bunjee’s Comics
1:46 pm
“Growing up in Egypt, he went to a secular madrassa, where he was taught terrorist activities such as reading and writing. (Moe would often then put a knife up to my neck and attempt to decapitate me, after which we’d just laugh and laugh. Good times.)”
Yer Funny. If you want a couple of pix of you & me in Florida last Summer (I know what you did last Summer…), let me know!
Love,
La
6:48 pm
Hi Chuck,
I don’t think I have a current e-mail address for you, so I figured this was the best way to reach you to say Merry Christmas! I hope you had a good year and that you’ll have a fantastic 2008.
Be good!
Pilar (formerly Diana, formerly Dianita)
7:50 am
Just wanted to let you know I’m a fan off all your work, past and present. I hope everything is going well for you.
11:37 pm
Thanks!
6:00 pm
Hi Chuck! Just wanted to say I found your comics preeety funny. Not at all as awful as you promise! Hope you put up more sometime :)
6:02 pm
And btw, strangely, I too had an eye-twitch running rampant last week. Might have even started the same day. I’m trying to track down the cause. Did you perchance happen to lick a sardine the day before?
2:19 am
Thanks, Amit. Every so often I look at stuff made by real artists online, and instead of getting intimidated like I should be, it makes me think I want to try to get better at drawing. Maybe I should start with the comics again, if I can come up with any ideas that aren’t appropriate for the day job.
And I haven’t licked any sardines to the best of my knowledge. Unless that’s a euphemism for something else.
9:52 am
I randomly stumbled upon your blog. Good writing. Enjoyed the movie reviews.