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[edit] The Sims
The list of games Gordon worked on includes The Sims (2003). The Sims came out early (1998?) and before Gordon Walton was at Maxis. Perhaps this is meant to indicate that oversaw a Sims expansion (I don't believe that is the case though), in which case it should specify that. My suspicion, however, is that someone confused The Sims Online (which Gordon did oversee) with The Sims.
[edit] Digital Illusions
I don't know if Applied Computing became another Digital Illusions, but the Digital Illusions linked to has no mention of being founded by Gordon Walton in its history. Furthermore, it is a Swedish Company, which I'm reasonably sure was founded by (now CEO) Patrick Soderlund and some of his friends... at least, that's what I heard when I was working at their Stockholm office. Maybe it's another Digital Illusions you refer to; if so, please do not link to the DICE wiki page. You may also wish to clarify, as I've never heard of any other Digital Illusions, and most people will naturally think of the Battlefield developer. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 208.179.17.107 (talk • contribs) 23:26 February 10 2007
