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'''Robin Arnott''' is an audio designer and game developer who developed Deep Sea, released in 2010, and SoundSelf, scheduled for 2014.<ref>[https://archive.today/ezXWl Deep Sea]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/PZixG SoundSelf press kit]</ref> Both games focus mainly on audio, with Deep Sea being audio only and SoundSelf featuring audio accompanied by abstract visuals. He also did sound design for Antichamber.<ref>[https://archive.today/0qAom Antichamber press kit]</ref>
 
  
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Between October 9–12, 2013, Robin Arnott was the [[Indiecade]] 2013 Night Games curator, which meant he was responsible for selecting games for the Night Games festival, an open air arcade.<ref>[https://archive.today/d58W0 2013 Festival Organizers]</ref> Arnott chose [[Zoe Quinn]]'s game Depression Quest for inclusion in this festival,<ref>[https://archive.today/F4TiO 2013 Festival Games]</ref> giving it valuable exposure as well as being an honor used as selling point for Depression Quest.<ref>[https://archive.today/l1Kyz Depression Quest website]</ref> Arnott was on friendly terms with Quinn before the festival occurred:
 
  
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*Quinn helped Arnott promote SoundSelf's kickstarter on March 28, 2013.<ref>[https://archive.today/7uI6K Robin Arnott Twitter - 28 Mar 2013]</ref>  
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*They discussed their brains "getting along" on 3 April 2013.<ref>[https://archive.today/hbphl Robin Arnott Twitter - 3 Apr 2013]</ref>  
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*On August 14, 2013, Quinn agreed to help Arnott set up a SoundSelf installation at Burning Man festival.<ref>[https://archive.today/5x43K Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Aug 2013]</ref>  
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'''Robin Arnott''' is an audio designer and game developer who developed Deep Sea, released in 2010, and SoundSelf, scheduled for 2014.<sup>[[#cite_note-1|[1]]][[#cite_note-2|[2]]]</sup> Both games focus mainly on audio, with Deep Sea being audio only and SoundSelf featuring audio accompanied by abstract visuals. He also did sound design for Antichamber.<sup>[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup>
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== IndieCade ==
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Between October 9–12, 2013, Robin Arnott was the [[index.php?title=Indiecade|Indiecade]] 2013 Night Games curator, which meant he was responsible for selecting games for the Night Games festival, an open air arcade.<sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup> Arnott chose [[index.php?title=Zoe_Quinn|Zoe Quinn]]'s game Depression Quest for inclusion in this festival,<sup>[[#cite_note-5|[5]]]</sup> giving it valuable exposure as well as being an honor used as selling point for Depression Quest.<sup>[[#cite_note-6|[6]]]</sup> Arnott was on friendly terms with Quinn before the festival occurred:
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* Quinn helped Arnott promote SoundSelf's kickstarter on March 28, 2013.<sup>[[#cite_note-7|[7]]]</sup>
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* They discussed their brains &quot;getting along&quot; on 3 April 2013.<sup>[[#cite_note-8|[8]]]</sup>
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* On August 14, 2013, Quinn agreed to help Arnott set up a SoundSelf installation at Burning Man festival.<sup>[[#cite_note-9|[9]]]</sup>
  
 
All of this led to suspicion that Arnott's friendship with Quinn influenced him in selecting Depression Quest for Night Games.
 
All of this led to suspicion that Arnott's friendship with Quinn influenced him in selecting Depression Quest for Night Games.
  
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==Conflicts of Interest==
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== Conflicts of Interest ==
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*Leigh Alexander of [[Gamasutra]] covered SoundSelf when it was an [[Independent Games Festival|IGF]] finalist in February 2014<ref>[https://archive.today/amOeY Road to the IGF: Robin Arnott's SoundSelf]</ref> without disclosing any sort of relationship to Arnott, despite having had friendly twitter conversations as far back as one year prior,<ref>[https://archive.today/M6OLO Robin Arnott Twitter - 21 Jan 2013]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/K1uKq Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Feb 2014]</ref> and going out for drinks with him and [[Zoe Quinn]] less than one month afterwards.<ref>[https://archive.today/XP9W6 Robin Arnott Twitter - 16 Mar 2014]</ref>
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*Griffin McElroy of [[Polygon]] covered SoundSelf's Kickstarter on March 8, 2013,<ref>[https://archive.today/ZDs3G Deep Sea creator Robin Arnott launches Kickstarter for new game SoundSelf]</ref> then did so again one month later on April 5, 2013<ref>[https://archive.today/B5sFI SoundSelf finds its funding on Kickstarter, moving towards Burning Man stretch goal]</ref> because Robin Arnott asked him to.<ref>[https://archive.today/9NPk3 Griffin McElroy Twitter - 4 Apr 2013]</ref> The two are also friends on Facebook.<ref name="rafacebook">[https://archive.today/hurtK Robin Arnott Facebook friend list]</ref>
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* Leigh Alexander of [[index.php?title=Gamasutra|Gamasutra]] covered SoundSelf when it was an [[index.php?title=Independent_Games_Festival|IGF]] finalist in February 2014<sup>[[#cite_note-10|[10]]]</sup> without disclosing any sort of relationship to Arnott, despite having had friendly twitter conversations as far back as one year prior,<sup>[[#cite_note-11|[11]]][[#cite_note-12|[12]]]</sup> and going out for drinks with him and [[index.php?title=Zoe_Quinn|Zoe Quinn]] less than one month afterwards.<sup>[[#cite_note-13|[13]]]</sup>
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*Chris Priestman of [[IndieStatik]] published six articles about Antichamber on one day, January 31, 2013.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140625153425/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/infinity/ Infinity]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140625104145/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/7492/ Untitled]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140625153736/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/red-or-blue/ Red or Blue?]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140824024815/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/open-your-mind/ Open Your Mind]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20141101035718/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/life-is-full-of-ups-and-downs/ Life Is Full Of Ups And Downs]</ref><ref>[http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/antichamber-the-game-you-have-to-play-before-you-live/ Antichamber: The Game You Have To Play Before You Live]</ref> He later wrote about SoundSelf two months later on March 8, 2013.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140824033412/http://indiestatik.com/2013/03/08/soundself/ Chant Into SoundSelf; Experience Intense Euphoric Visual Feedback]</ref> The two are also Facebook friends.<ref name="rafacebook"/>
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* Griffin McElroy of [[index.php?title=Polygon|Polygon]] covered SoundSelf's Kickstarter on March 8, 2013,<sup>[[#cite_note-14|[14]]]</sup> then did so again one month later on April 5, 2013<sup>[[#cite_note-15|[15]]]</sup> because Robin Arnott asked him to.<sup>[[#cite_note-16|[16]]]</sup> The two are also friends on Facebook.<sup>[[#cite_note-rafacebook-17|[17]]]</sup>
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*Nathan Grayson mentioned Robin Arnott and his game SoundSelf six times in a three month period between March 31 and July 9, 2014,<ref>[https://archive.today/xRKSP The Indie Game Reality TV Show That Went To Hell]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/8jyrP I Nearly Passed Out In Public Playing A Video Game, And It Was Amazing]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/0FHi3 Kinect Failed, But That Doesn't Mean Cool Game Controllers Are Dying]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/sPyBM Does E3 Still Matter?]</ref> including two conspicuous name drops in articles having nothing to do with Arnott or his game.<ref>[https://archive.today/IttMb The Best Violent Moments In Video Games]</ref><ref>[https://archive.today/DZ6E3 The Best Non-Violent Moments In Video Games]</ref> Based on Arnott's facebook profile, he's been friends with Grayson since as early as March 2013.<ref>[https://archive.today/YnnmY Nathan Grayson Facebook friends list]</ref>
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* Chris Priestman of [[index.php?title=IndieStatik&action=edit&redlink=1|IndieStatik]] published six articles about Antichamber on one day, January 31, 2013.<sup>[[#cite_note-18|[18]]][[#cite_note-19|[19]]][[#cite_note-20|[20]]][[#cite_note-21|[21]]][[#cite_note-22|[22]]][[#cite_note-23|[23]]]</sup> He later wrote about SoundSelf two months later on March 8, 2013.<sup>[[#cite_note-24|[24]]]</sup> The two are also Facebook friends.<sup>[[#cite_note-rafacebook-17|[17]]]</sup>
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* Nathan Grayson mentioned Robin Arnott and his game SoundSelf six times in a three month period between March 31 and July 9, 2014,<sup>[[#cite_note-25|[25]]][[#cite_note-26|[26]]][[#cite_note-27|[27]]][[#cite_note-28|[28]]]</sup> including two conspicuous name drops in articles having nothing to do with Arnott or his game.<sup>[[#cite_note-29|[29]]][[#cite_note-30|[30]]]</sup> Based on Arnott's facebook profile, he's been friends with Grayson since as early as March 2013.<sup>[[#cite_note-31|[31]]]</sup>
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== References ==
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[[#cite_ref-1|↑]] [https://archive.today/ezXWl Deep Sea]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-2|↑]] [https://archive.today/PZixG SoundSelf press kit]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-3|↑]] [https://archive.today/0qAom Antichamber press kit]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-4|↑]] [https://archive.today/d58W0 2013 Festival Organizers]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-5|↑]] [https://archive.today/F4TiO 2013 Festival Games]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-6|↑]] [https://archive.today/l1Kyz Depression Quest website]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-7|↑]] [https://archive.today/7uI6K Robin Arnott Twitter - 28 Mar 2013]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-8|↑]] [https://archive.today/hbphl Robin Arnott Twitter - 3 Apr 2013]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-9|↑]] [https://archive.today/5x43K Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Aug 2013]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-10|↑]] [https://archive.today/amOeY Road to the IGF: Robin Arnott's SoundSelf]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-11|↑]] [https://archive.today/M6OLO Robin Arnott Twitter - 21 Jan 2013]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-12|↑]] [https://archive.today/K1uKq Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Feb 2014]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-13|↑]] [https://archive.today/XP9W6 Robin Arnott Twitter - 16 Mar 2014]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-14|↑]] [https://archive.today/ZDs3G Deep Sea creator Robin Arnott launches Kickstarter for new game SoundSelf]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-15|↑]] [https://archive.today/B5sFI SoundSelf finds its funding on Kickstarter, moving towards Burning Man stretch goal]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-16|↑]] [https://archive.today/9NPk3 Griffin McElroy Twitter - 4 Apr 2013]</li>
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↑ <sup>[[#cite_ref-rafacebook_17-0|a]]</sup> <sup>[[#cite_ref-rafacebook_17-1|b]]</sup> [https://archive.today/hurtK Robin Arnott Facebook friend list]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-18|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20140625153425/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/infinity/ Infinity]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-19|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20140625104145/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/7492/ Untitled]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-20|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20140625153736/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/red-or-blue/ Red or Blue?]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-21|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20140824024815/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/open-your-mind/ Open Your Mind]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-22|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20141101035718/http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/life-is-full-of-ups-and-downs/ Life Is Full Of Ups And Downs]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-23|↑]] [http://indiestatik.com/2013/01/31/antichamber-the-game-you-have-to-play-before-you-live/ Antichamber: The Game You Have To Play Before You Live]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-24|↑]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20140824033412/http://indiestatik.com/2013/03/08/soundself/ Chant Into SoundSelf; Experience Intense Euphoric Visual Feedback]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-25|↑]] [https://archive.today/xRKSP The Indie Game Reality TV Show That Went To Hell]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-26|↑]] [https://archive.today/8jyrP I Nearly Passed Out In Public Playing A Video Game, And It Was Amazing]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-27|↑]] [https://archive.today/0FHi3 Kinect Failed, But That Doesn't Mean Cool Game Controllers Are Dying]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-28|↑]] [https://archive.today/sPyBM Does E3 Still Matter?]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-29|↑]] [https://archive.today/IttMb The Best Violent Moments In Video Games]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-30|↑]] [https://archive.today/DZ6E3 The Best Non-Violent Moments In Video Games]</li>
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[[#cite_ref-31|↑]] [https://archive.today/YnnmY Nathan Grayson Facebook friends list]</li></ol>
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Robin Arnott

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Aliases None
Occupation Developer
Affiliations Independent


Robin Arnott is an audio designer and game developer who developed Deep Sea, released in 2010, and SoundSelf, scheduled for 2014.[1][2] Both games focus mainly on audio, with Deep Sea being audio only and SoundSelf featuring audio accompanied by abstract visuals. He also did sound design for Antichamber.[3]

IndieCade

Between October 9–12, 2013, Robin Arnott was the Indiecade 2013 Night Games curator, which meant he was responsible for selecting games for the Night Games festival, an open air arcade.[4] Arnott chose Zoe Quinn's game Depression Quest for inclusion in this festival,[5] giving it valuable exposure as well as being an honor used as selling point for Depression Quest.[6] Arnott was on friendly terms with Quinn before the festival occurred:

  • Quinn helped Arnott promote SoundSelf's kickstarter on March 28, 2013.[7]
  • They discussed their brains "getting along" on 3 April 2013.[8]
  • On August 14, 2013, Quinn agreed to help Arnott set up a SoundSelf installation at Burning Man festival.[9]

All of this led to suspicion that Arnott's friendship with Quinn influenced him in selecting Depression Quest for Night Games.

Conflicts of Interest

  • Leigh Alexander of Gamasutra covered SoundSelf when it was an IGF finalist in February 2014[10] without disclosing any sort of relationship to Arnott, despite having had friendly twitter conversations as far back as one year prior,[11][12] and going out for drinks with him and Zoe Quinn less than one month afterwards.[13]
  • Griffin McElroy of Polygon covered SoundSelf's Kickstarter on March 8, 2013,[14] then did so again one month later on April 5, 2013[15] because Robin Arnott asked him to.[16] The two are also friends on Facebook.[17]
  • Chris Priestman of IndieStatik published six articles about Antichamber on one day, January 31, 2013.[18][19][20][21][22][23] He later wrote about SoundSelf two months later on March 8, 2013.[24] The two are also Facebook friends.[17]
  • Nathan Grayson mentioned Robin Arnott and his game SoundSelf six times in a three month period between March 31 and July 9, 2014,[25][26][27][28] including two conspicuous name drops in articles having nothing to do with Arnott or his game.[29][30] Based on Arnott's facebook profile, he's been friends with Grayson since as early as March 2013.[31]

References


  1. ↑ Deep Sea


  2. ↑ SoundSelf press kit


  3. ↑ Antichamber press kit


  4. ↑ 2013 Festival Organizers


  5. ↑ 2013 Festival Games


  6. ↑ Depression Quest website


  7. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 28 Mar 2013


  8. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 3 Apr 2013


  9. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Aug 2013


  10. ↑ Road to the IGF: Robin Arnott's SoundSelf


  11. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 21 Jan 2013


  12. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 14 Feb 2014


  13. ↑ Robin Arnott Twitter - 16 Mar 2014


  14. ↑ Deep Sea creator Robin Arnott launches Kickstarter for new game SoundSelf


  15. ↑ SoundSelf finds its funding on Kickstarter, moving towards Burning Man stretch goal


  16. ↑ Griffin McElroy Twitter - 4 Apr 2013


  17. ↑ a b Robin Arnott Facebook friend list


  18. ↑ Infinity


  19. ↑ Untitled


  20. ↑ Red or Blue?


  21. ↑ Open Your Mind


  22. ↑ Life Is Full Of Ups And Downs


  23. ↑ Antichamber: The Game You Have To Play Before You Live


  24. ↑ Chant Into SoundSelf; Experience Intense Euphoric Visual Feedback


  25. ↑ The Indie Game Reality TV Show That Went To Hell


  26. ↑ I Nearly Passed Out In Public Playing A Video Game, And It Was Amazing


  27. ↑ Kinect Failed, But That Doesn't Mean Cool Game Controllers Are Dying


  28. ↑ Does E3 Still Matter?


  29. ↑ The Best Violent Moments In Video Games


  30. ↑ The Best Non-Violent Moments In Video Games


  31. ↑ Nathan Grayson Facebook friends list

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