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Richard's reaction when I told him I needed a photo for this article? "Oooh! Make sure you get all my monitors in the picture!"

We did! I'm impressed you found that! That was a long time ago, but it's definitely one of the cooler footnotes in the Pipeworks story.

There's a long, complicated explanation behind the Pipeworks name -- you can find more on our backstory here -- but it essentially boils down to, "because it sounds cool." (You'll find that this is the explanation behind most studio names.)

We aren't quite ready to reveal our "bigger, longer-term plans," but you won't have to wait too long for more on what's coming. That's also something we aren't quite ready to talk about. Stay tuned! I like to think of us as especially close cousins, but "siblings in the same household" is a...

You'd probably want to bring those concerns to Re-Logic. Like I said, we have no control over which platforms Terraria appears on.

That's not really our call. We were asked to work on the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game, and we agreed. While we're contributing to those versions of the game, Terraria remains Re-Logic's baby, and they make all the major decisions.

We're working to make the console game mirror the PC's 1.3 update. That includes the current PC gamepad control scheme as well as a mini map.

Good afternoon, Terrarians! My name is Earnest “Nex” Cavalli, and I’m the Community Specialist at Pipeworks Studio. Sorry for bursting in here like this, but I’ve got big news: As you've likely read, Pipeworks Studio is now officially the developer behind the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions...

We're happy to be here too, especially on days like this where the sky forgets to dump a ton of rain on us and it's actually sunny and pleasant outside.

Wow. I knew Terrarians were an awesome group of people, but this warm welcome is overwhelming. I'm almost blushing!

Digging. Always digging.