CHM Revolutionaries: Game Changers- Trip Hawkins with John Markoff of the New York Times
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Channel: Computer History Museum · 2013 · Science & Technology
[Recorded: October 23, 2013] Trip Hawkins is a Game Changer and a Revolutionary, who considered interactive games to be a new art form and their creators, artists. He founded Electronic Arts, 3DO and Digital Chocolate. He is also a Hall of Fame game industry and digital media consultant. We are extremely pleased to welcome this gaming industry pioneer to our stage for a conversation with the New York Times' John Markoff. They'll talk about everything from his early days at Apple working for Steve Jobs, to founding Electronic Arts thirty years ago to 3DO and Digital Chocolate. He's also on the board of Extreme Reality, a 3D gesturing company. What are his thoughts about how the gaming industry has evolved, the state of gaming today and how 3D technologies may change the ways we interact with devices. Additionally, Intel Free Press conducted an interview with Hawkins after his Revolutionaries appearance, find that story here: http://www.intelfreepress.com/news/gaming-legend-trip-hawkins-says-spectacular-usability-can-open-new-markets/7244 Lot Number: X6987.2014 Catalog Number: 102746819
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