The Idea Is To Become A Best-selling

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.

Innovation Is Hard. It Really Is. Because Most People Don't Get It. Remember, The Automobile, The Airplane, The Telephone, These Were All Considered Toys At Their Introduction Because They Had No Constituency. They Were Too New.

Hire For Passion And Intensity; There Is Training For Everything Else.

Video Games In Some Ways Are Too Powerful, They Have Too Much Resonance With Kids. And It's Very Easy To Overdose On Video Games And To Let The Outside World Go By.

I Always Loved Both 'breakout' And 'asteroids' - I Thought They Were Really Good Games. There Was Another Game Called 'tempest' That I Thought Was Really Cool, And It Represented A Really Hard Technology. It's Probably One Of The Only Colour-vector Screens That Was Used In The Computer Graphics Field At That Time.