Things You Were Too Afraid to Ask: Simon 'Bazee' Price

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Things You Were Too Afraid to Ask: Simon 'Bazee' Price

Submitted by badman on Fri, 05/22/2009 - 20:47

Definitely and fearlessly answering every question our Ouija board demanded is Audio Programmer Simon 'Bazee' Price in our latest staff interview. Simon comes to Splash Damage from Pivotal Games where he worked on Haze for the PlayStation 3 and now works with our resident sound effects Mozart Chris Sweetman to make sure our game audio provides the same delicious flavors and crisp textures that you have come to expect from your favored mouth-foodstuff.

To find out more about Simon, his duties at Splash Damage, how he ended up here, and why he personifies the Indian version of ebay, check out the full interview in his profile.

12 Comments

Pegazus

"The downside is its quite a commitment, it takes 45 minutes every morning and you can’t ‘just not bother today’ because a sloppy Mohawk looks really lame." Amen to that, one of the only reasons why i dislike that hairstyle. Also the one and only question, how do you sleep with that haircut. hihi

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Posted on 22 May, 2009 - 21:35

DarkangelUK

Props for the Red Dwarf love, what did you think of the Easter special?

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Posted on 23 May, 2009 - 08:32

bazee

Also the one and only question, how do you sleep with that haircut. hihi

On one side. And you can't turn over.

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Posted on 27 May, 2009 - 12:52

bazee

Props for the Red Dwarf love, what did you think of the Easter special?

I think they had a tough job to live up to expectations, and they pulled it off pretty well. I loved the ending when they joke about you as the viewer.

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Posted on 27 May, 2009 - 12:55

RSCHRIS

Oy si you gonna buy me brink?

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Posted on 16 April, 2011 - 14:01

Herandar

You have a mohawk. You must be "extreme!" People often assume I'm a stoner because of my long, only somewhat maintained hair.

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Posted on 16 April, 2011 - 21:32

starrbazee

This is just beyond crazy. I'M Bazee! When I was a little kid I called myself "bazee," and everything had to have "bazee" or "azee" on the end of it. Now my fiancee and I call each other bazee. I, too, thought it was weird to find that it was the Indian version of eBay. But this is weirder. Now I know why I can't get my name sometimes...

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Posted on 27 October, 2012 - 18:46