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This is the electronic version of the paper fanzine about strange videogames and the people who make them and play them.
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Oh, and just so we're all on the same page: Everything here represents my opinions only (except the comments), and does not reflect that of my employer (Microsoft) in any way shape or form. Got it? Good!
It’s definitely not game related — let’s be honest, despite enabling one of the biggest game platforms in history, Steve Jobs did not like videogames — but my one in-person experience with Jobs back in my journalist days was still pretty cool:
I went to interview him just after the iMacs came out. The interview was in late afternoon in this board room at Apple.
I sat with my back to the window, along with a couple of colleagues, and Steve was facing us. Except, the afternoon sun was coming in horizontally through the blinds, directly into his eyes. It had to be excruciating. So we asked if we should close the blinds. His PR person went to do it and Steve was like “No, don’t, the product looks fantastic in this light.”
So he did the whole interview with the sun in his eyes, just so his product would (literally) shine. We weren’t taking pictures, either.
