PAX Australia was an amazing experience in so many ways, with plenty of games to play from both big AAA publishers and small-time indies. We we're lucky to be able to interview one such developer, Jason Stark, Disparity Games' talented coder.If you think the name Jason Stark is familiar to you, that may be because he was an art director at Krome Studios (and later KMM) from around the start until the very end, where worked alongside his wife Nicole, Disparity's 3D art designer.After the studio's collapse Jason and Nicole moved themselves and their four kids up to Noosa and started Disparity. Each member of the Stark family play an important part; from QA testing to 2D art.Their first game, Run Fatty Run, is out now on iOS and Android, with their newest title Ninja Pizza Girl in the prototype stage. Fingers are crossed for a 2014 release on iOS, Android, PC & Mac (including Steam), and hopefully Wii U and PS4. You can hear the interview here - sorry that my voice is breaking through
