ASSAULT ON BROOKSIDE PARKWAY

Can you guess which one is the broker? Gene Kansas Real Estate's Nicole Hoppen takes a moment to pose with ?Assault? and ?Recon,? characters from the video game Global Agenda. Nicole recently helped Global Agenda's designers, Hi-Res Studios, secure a lease for its HQ at 3750 Brookside Parkway in Alpharetta (with Zack Usilton, formerly of Carter, now with Wyatt Realty, repping the landlord). Hi-Res is the state's largest independent  video game development studio—and the reason why we are stuck at our computers late into the night.

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