They spent the night discussing the kid’s online game idea, quit their old jobs next morning, and started to design their own virtual world. Bae was still involved in startup businesses and knew more about current IT technologies. In the summer of 2006, Hwang visited Peter Bae, his business school buddy, and they talked about the game idea again. The Hwangs hoped to develop an online virtual playground for their daughter and her friends, but they assumed it was very difficult and expensive to do. She missed her friends from Silicon Valley and wanted play dates with them. Hwang and his wife Cindy had a problem with their first child, Alyssa, who was then three years old. In early 2002, cofounder David Hwang started a new business on the East Coast, and his family moved from California.
Lots of people (including me) pronounce Fantage like Fant – edge, but it’s actually pronounced as Fant – ayge.
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