well as a news source for games produced by key LucasArts alumni. The LF Network At its height, Mixnmojo cultivated a very active and diverse community of LucasArts fans and hosted a number of other sites directed at related franchises and itself belonged to the now defunct "LF Network." Another prominent LFN site, The SCUMM Bar, dedicated to the Monkey Island series, also remains active. Staff members in the video game industry A number of former Mixnmojo staffers have gone on to have careers in the game industry, both in development and journalism. Jake Rodkin, Andrew Langley, Doug Tabacco and David Eggers even had stints at Telltale Games, during which they worked on Sam & Max and Monkey Island - franchises they once covered at Mixnmojo. Rodkin, who ultimately had a project leader role on a Sam & Max title, was the webmaster of a Sam & Max fan site hosted by LFN. Rodkin, Spafford and Chris Remo, who was an editor for the online magazine Adventure Gamers for several years, collaborated to launch Idle Thumbs in 2004. Meaning of the name "The International House of Mojo" comes from the name of the Voodoo Lady's business in Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge. The site's web address comes from "The Mix 'N' Mojo Voodoo Ingredient Proportion Dial" copy protection mechanism, also from Monkey Island 2. References External links The International House of Mojo Video game news websites Internet properties established in 1997