Nov 5, 2009 -- 5:38PM, ROCKGOD01 wrote:

Thanks for the answers Steve.  I would like to see some real questions answered about the online play regarding bike tweaks. 

I would not worry to much about it, if you'd have enjoyed the Climax's Series Online ....

Monumental was formed by industry veterans Rik Alexander (CEO) and Rocco Loscalzo (CTO) in 2005, with the objective of producing Massively Multiplayer Online Games that would redefine the industry.

Directors

Rik Alexander - Chief Executive Officer

Rik is the Chief Executive Officer and a co-founder of Monumental. Rik oversees all strategic, operational and tactical activities.

Prior to founding Monumental Rik was General Manager of Climax Online and oversaw a studio of 80 development and publishing staff working on the original massively multi-player game Warhammer Online. Rik has extensive experience throughout the publishing side of the video game value chain and has served at global game publishing firms Acclaim and Hasbro Interactive.

Rik was instrumental in building the key franchises that lead to the acquisition of the Climax Racing Studio by Buena Vista Games in September 2006.

Rocco Loscalzo - Chief Technical Officer

Rocco's interest in computing was sparked at an early age with the advent of home micros like the Sinclair ZX-81, Oric-1 and Commodore-64.

Upon graduating from Loughborough University with a BSc (Hons) in Computer Studies, Rocco initially worked on surface modelling and manufacturing software. He rose to director level over 13 years before moving into the games industry in 2000, when he joined Charybdis Ltd, working on projects such as projects DinoHunter and Magic & Mayhem: Art of Magic. In April 2001, Rocco joined Climax where he worked on Warhammer Online. As Technical Director for the Climax Online, Rocco was responsible for managing and overseeing all technological developments relating to the Leviathan MMOG Engine.

In 2005, Rocco founded Monumental Games Ltd alongside Rik Alexander, taking the role of Chief Technical Officer. Rocco also works closely with technology partners such as Intel, Microsoft, nVidia and ATI and has presented at the nVidia Dusk to Dawn 2003 conference.