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I resigned that day. My understanding is that he did, indeed, scrap the entire client and rewrote it himself. (Given what I saw of his code, that's not possible, so I assume he copied much of my team's code). Anyway, don't work in games.

Oh I forgot: I had already licensed a portion of my iOS game engine to Disney FOR FREE. Because I was a fucking team player.

The day I joined I was told, "We need a demo in 12 weeks or we're all fired." We were porting from Adobe Flash to iOS. I said, "Well, I have a shader-based mobile game engine. I'll just emulate Adobe flash on top of it." The (original) dev lead said, "That would be splendid."

So when the call came, 9 months later, to add 3D content the framework was already there. Lucky me! I again wrote an Adobe Flash compatibility layer. (At this point I'm emulating portions of Flash's 2D and 3D APIs on my little OpenGL renderer)

On another tangent, I'm pretty sure @Atrix256 worked on this project for, like, five days. I don't know if he remembers that. He lasted a week? Next Monday he didn't show up. No notice given, no resignation, we just never saw him again. And NOBODY BLAMED HIM. "Smart move."