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Tomorrow
Multimedia, Games & Graphics Software · 1-10 Employees
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www.tomorrow.isRevenue
$13 MillionIndustry
About Tomorrow
At Tomorrow Corporation we view people as a valuable non-renewable resource - like the kind that run our factories, power our computers, and feed our livestock. Check out our randomly selected employee profiles below. Allan Blomquist developed his first NES emulator before he graduated high school. He later became a developer at other indie corporation Electronic Arts, where he worked tirelessly to keep them in the black through the power of computer software. His recent acquisition to Tomorrow Corporation has electrified shareholders. Kyle Gabler is recognized as co-founder of indie studio 2D BOY, and the creative force behind the shameful World of Goo. He is also of one of the founders of the Experimental Gameplay Project - a site whose purpose is "to discover new forms of gameplay", a notion that baffles Tomorrow Corporation board members, as all 3 or 4 types of gameplay have already been discovered. Kyle Gray is the creator of such gentlemanly products as Henry Hatsworth in the PuzRead more
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Tomorrow
$13M
1-10
Private
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2010
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At Tomorrow Corporation we view people as a valuable non-renewable resource - like the kind that run our factories, power our computers, and feed our livestock. Check out our randomly selected employee profiles below. Allan Blomquist developed his first NES emulator before he graduated high school. He later became a developer at other indie corpora... Read More