"I don't think they really know how young we are. When I talk to them on the phone, I try and talk in a deeper voice." -- 23-year-old game developer Jeremy Stieglitz, on his conversations with the heads of other game development companies.

My MTVNews.com GameFile column this week is about Jeremy Stieglitz and the extremely young development team at Artificial Studios. They're working on "Cell Factor" for PC and "Monster Madness" for PC and XBox 360. But I didn't want to talk to them about their games as much as I wanted to talk about how young they are. How do you build a game company when you're just out of college? How do you recruit? What do other developers think of you? It's in the column.

Oh yeah, and he curses out EA.