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Atari Always Was A Technology-driven Company, And We Were Very Keen On Keeping The Technological Edge On Everything. There's A Whole Bunch Of Things That We Innovated. We Made The First Computer That Did Stamps Or Sprites, We Did Screen-mapping For The Very First Time, And A Lot Of Stuff Like That. We Had Some Of The Most Sophisticated Sound-creating Systems, And Were Instrumental In Midi.

If You Don't Hire At Least One Or Two People That Are Smarter Than You Are, Then You're A Terrible Manager And I Don't Need You.

Walk To Work, Even If It's Four Miles. Ride A Bike To Work. Drive A Different Way. On Your Way There, Try To Find Beauty. You'd Be Surprised How Much More Of The Neighborhood You Can Perceive And Experience When You're Looking For Unique Spots Of Beauty.

I Don't Think People Understand How Much Hard Work Innovation Is. That It's Not Just Getting An Idea. You Really Have To Cross Your T's And Dot Your I's Long Before You Ever Start On The Project. I Don't Think People Perceive That About Me. I Work Hard.

I Like Games Where You Can Use Stealth And Guile. As You Get Older, It's Like The Difference Between Playing Squash And Racketball. Squash Is An Older Man's Game, Because If You're Stealthy And Wily, You Can Beat A Better-co-ordinated And Stronger, Younger Person.