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Everybody Copied Atari Products. So We Started Messing With Them And It Was Fun. We Bought Enough Chips That We Could Get Them Mislabeled. So We Bankrupted At Least Two Companies Which Copied Our Boards, And Bought All The Parts But They Were The Wrong Parts, So They're Sitting On All This Inventory They Can't Sell Because The Games Don't Work.

Every Company Needs To Have A Skunkworks, To Try Things That Have A High Probability Of Failing. You Try To Minimize Failure, But At The Same Time, If You're Not Willing To Try Things That Are Inherently Risky, You're Not Going To Make Progress.

The Truth Is Just An Excuse For Lack Of Imagination.

When You're Building Something, You Know All Of The Trade-offs.

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.