A New Game Begins:

Game History for fall is yours. Thanks for your time today.

Sandy A_ _ _ _
Chair of Game Art

Yesterday I talked about how old failed projects become future samples. (see below). As you can see, I got the job for next Fall.

That is Fall 2008, which gives me a year to research this fascinating subject. I know a little about a lot of game history because I have always been a gamer, from the early days in the arcades playing Centipede to the early 1981 nights playing text base D & D like games over a modem on the Deck main frame with a borrowed password. Right up through the early computer and NES games.

But that was just playing. This means some real heavy history research. (something I always like) This means lots of 3 by 5 cards. This means finding and recording game pay of rare old NES games. This means lots of new history facts that for once Tom Sito may not know. But most importantly this also means that all my gaming purchases from now on are tax deductible.