Steve Russell
and
Nolan Bushnell
with
Stewart Brand
DATE & TIME
Tuesday, May 7, 2002
MEMBERS ONLY and VIP Reception: 6:00
PM
Member seating begins: 6:30 PM
General lecture seating begins: 6:50 PM
Lecture: 7:00 PM
Event ends promptly: 9:00 PM
LOCATION
Computer History Museum
RESERVATIONS
Free. Advance reservations required.
Please RSVP by May 3, 2002.
Call +1 650 604 2714 for information.
Online Registration is now closed.
MEMBERSHIP
Current members of the Computer History Museum have purchased a student
or senior citizen membership at $35.00 or individual membership at $50.00
or more within the last year. To become a member, please go to our
membership page or call +1 650 604 3470.
ABSTRACT OF TALK
From their humble beginnings in the 1960s as demonstrations of computer interactivity,
to a multi-billion dollar industry, computer video games have become one of the largest
forms of entertainment and a major part of popular culture in America, Japan,
Europe and beyond. Steven "Slug" Russell, inventor of the early computer game
SpaceWar! and Nolan Bushnell, designer of Computer Space and founder of Atari,
share their personal stories from the days when games were played on mainframes
through the introduction of the video arcade. Stewart Brand, publisher of the
original Whole Earth Catalog and president of The Long Now Foundation, will moderate
this discussion about the advent of the modern gaming age.
EVENT REGISTRATION
Free. Advance reservations required to be admitted to Moffett Field. When you RSVP,
please provide the following information:
- Full name
- Professional affiliation
- Mailing address
- Day phone number
- Email address
Please be prepared to show
vaild photo ID at the entrance to Moffett Field/NASA Ames Research Center.
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