• What's taking so long for the PowerPoint variant of the game to be developed?

The PowerPoint version of "JadeJohnson Super Sports™" will be much more advanced, capable, and playable than the Google Slides port. Hence, it is being built by a professional team of developers, the same that brought you titles like "Giga Street Fighter II: The Final Round", "Big Sean: Only 2 Deluxe", and (most relevantly) "JayBowl: Luminaries™".

Long story short, as one of the voice actors for "Giga Street Fighter II'" pointed out in his behind the scenes interview, "Video games, of the highest caliber, take a very long time to get just right."

• What features are taking the longest to create for the PowerPoint build?

The single aspect that is taking the greatest amount of our time here at the "JadeJohnson Games™" developer team, is the visualization, creation, and preparation of the game's online infrastructure. This game will use a, for us, completely new type of streaming technology, (which we've named a "Streaming Grid™") to connect players to, and transfer them between sports, menus, and in game events, with at least minimally reasonable speed and reliability. You can probably imagine how much optimization must go into such a daunting task.

• Are the folks at "JadeJohnson Games™" involved at all with ensuring that the Google Slides port is accurate to the PowerPoint release?

"JadeJohnson Games™", a subsidiary of "JadeJohnson Industries™", has a business agreement in place with "KanonRyan™", which allows the latter to work freely upon the Google Slides port, whilst we engineer the main PowerPoint version of the title. Google Slides is not truly compatible with PowerPoint files, and vice versa, so these two variants of this game will definitely be vastly different, even though they may share many of the same officially cross licensed "JadeJohnson Games™" graphical assets.

• Will there be any more sports added to either edition of the game?

Yes! Or at least for the main PowerPoint rendition. We're working on:

♦ Voice Acting,

in which two performers compete, forensics league style, to see who can stay in character the best, judged by their mindfulness, passion, and fluency;

♦ Advanced Video Fishing,

in which players catch varying sizes of fish from randomized locations on an island — with way better graphics than those of Salmon Fishing;

♦ Poker,

in which you are presented with two randomized cards and tasked with picking the winner from the pair;

♦ Riffing,

in which two singers compete — and are judged by real "JadeJohnson Records™" artists — to find out who performs with better technique;

and

♦ Introductory Cross Country,

part of an old, cancelled running game by "iKuma Games™", an ancient predecessor of "JadeJohnson Games™", in which you are given an introductory course that lets you use mouse or gyroscope based controls to run a lap around a fully 3D rendered room that's made entirely out of 2D sprites;

to name just five!

And there are definitely even more coming later too!

So we hope you've gained some more knowledge as to our current ongoings, and are now even more excited to see how the final game unfolds!