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If You're Willing To Work Harder Than Anybody Else, You Can Create Your Own Luck

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.

I'm Glad To See The Casual Game Play Coming Back Now On The Internet, Games That Aren't Violent, That Aren't Complex That You Can Sit Down And You Can Have Some Fun.

The Idea Is To Become A Best-selling Author First And Then The Rest Of My Books Will Be Slam Dunks.

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.