In 1989, Simcity Introduced An Entirely New

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.

In 1980, Atari Was Bringing In Around Two Billion Dollars In Revenue And Chuck E. Cheese's Some Five Hundred Million. I Still Didn't Feel Too Bad That I Had Turned Down A One-third Ownership Of Apple - Although I Was Beginning To Think It Might Turn Out To Be A Mistake.

I Guess I'd Like To Be Known For Being An Innovator, Fostering Creativity, Thinking Outside The Box. You Know, Keeping People Playful.

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.

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.