[cableshaft]

You can always work on video games on the side. I used to be in the video game industry, but I'm not anymore. That's what I do now.

Even before I got into the industry I was making video games on the side. The only time I wasn't making games on the side was when I was in the industry itself, as it seemed like a conflict of interest (and the contracts I signed reinforced that).

[Tabular-Iceberg]

In order to be able to work on anything at all on the side, how do you propose solving the "it leaves me feeling drained at the end of the day" problem?