I Don't Feel 70. I Am Still

I Founded Atari In My Garage In Santa Clara While At Stanford. When I Was In School, I Took A Lot Of Business Classes. I Was Really Fascinated By Economics. You End Up Having To Be A Marketeer, Finance Maven And A Little Bit Of A Technologist In Order To Get A Business Going.

In The Early Days Of The Video Game Business, Everybody Played. The Question Is, What Happened? My Theory - And I Think It's Pretty Well Borne Out - Is That In The '80s, Games Got Gory, And That Lost The Women. And Then They Got Complex, And That Lost The Casual Gamer.

I Just Want The Future To Happen Faster. I Can't Imagine The Future Without Robots.

I Don't Feel 70. I Am Still Looking Out From 14-year-old Eyes.

I Basically Look At Pr As Something You Do If There's An Object In Mind. But My Ego Doesn't Need It.