The Ultimate Inspiration Is The Deadline.

We're Moving Away From A Credentialed Society To A Merit Society.

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.

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.

I Believe That In Games, When You're Talking About Pitting My Wits And My Brain Against Your Wits And Your Brain, That Simplicity Of The Game Becomes A Dominant Factor.

When It Kind Of Went To 'street Fighter', Where You Had To Push 13 Buttons With All 13 Of Your Fingers And Ripped The Spine Out Of Somebody, You Know, Violent Games Lost The Women. Complexity Lost The Casual Gamer.