Learning To Fly
Disney's Jeff Jones on making Club Penguin a secret success
Alec Meer,
A 10-year veteran of scribbling about video games, Alec primarily writes for Rock, Paper, Shotgun, but given any opportunity he will escape his keyboard and mouse ghetto to write about any and all formats.
Recent articles by Alec Meer
Disney's Jeff Jones on making Club Penguin a secret success
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