I’d bet that half a second after Kojimbo left the Sony offices—not even knowing yet what he wanted to do next—Asha Sharma gave him a call and invited him over.
"Good day, sir! What can we offer you? Your own office, a studio, an unlimited budget, total independence—and how about some attractive, busty women in skimpy dresses? Consider it done, sir."
When it comes to this sort of thing, the Americans—and the dollar-driven system—operate with absolute perfection.

This doesn’t surprise me; Kojimbo is a celebrity among game creators. And while he’s certainly got his fair share of baggage, he still possesses that undeniable "star power" and the genuine talent to craft excellent games. If even the self-proclaimed haters of the "courier simulator" concept are finding themselves enthralled by the second installment—and I’ve seen a few such grumblers online, both in Poland and abroad—then it just goes to show that the guy is simply very, very good at what he does.