Here is the second half of the interview with DISCover CEO David Ferrigno, no relation to Lou Ferrigno as you find out in the end, about their upcoming software, InstaPlay. InstaPlay is aimed at being a full-fledged and independent game delivery service. As I stated in the original article I thought that many PC gamers who are generally more technically savvy would be leery of installing something that has such a scope of power without knowing more about it. Mr. Ferrigno has been very forthcoming with answers to my questions and has done an excellent job of instilling some faith in this skeptic that the software will not run amok. Take a look at the interesting answers I received this time round.

Steven Peeler, founder of Soldak Entertainment, creators of Depths of Peril, consented to chat with me after I bribed him with a tiny trade route and 10 silver pieces. If you haven't played the game you don't realize how much that bribe actually is. So get the game and find out. But first read probably the only videogame interview in history to blend human sacrifice, goulashes, spelunking and a really big guy with an ax.

I previously read, and wrote about InstaPlay a forthcoming game download service and application from Digital Interactive Systems Corporation (DISCover). I had some further questions and concerns about the software and so with a little help I got some answers from David Ferrigno, the CEO of DISCover. Here's the scoop.

I managed to steal some time from Nikola Cavic, Marketing Manager at CCP. As you all know CCP is the developer behind the massive online space game, EVE Online . Founded 10 years ago in Reykjavik, Iceland the company has prided itself on the popularity of its flagship product EVE Online which now boasts more than 190,000 active players and generally around 30,000 to 40,000 active trials.