The Ultimate Inspiration Is The Deadline.

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.

People Can Buy A Bottle Of Gin And Drink It At Home For About A Buck A Drink, Whereas They Are Willing To Go To A Bar And Pay 12 Bucks For The Same Cocktail. The Difference Is That Man Needs To Be Social. So I Believe That There Is A Strong Demand For Games That Are Social.

A Lot Of What Is Wrong With Corporate America Has To Do With A Culture Filled With Antibodies Trained To Expel Anything Different. Hr Departments Often Want Cookie Cutter Employees, Which Inevitably Results In Cookie Cutter Solutions.

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.

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.