DATE & TIME
Thursday, June 10, 2004
Special Reception - 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Lecture - 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Additional exhibit time - 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM
LOCATION
Computer History Museum
Hahn Auditorium
1401 N Shoreline Boulevard
Mountain View, California 94043
Directions
Due to popularity of this event, online registration is now closed.
Priority seating for members and sponsor guests will be honored in the auditorium until 6:45 PM.
Pre-registered non-member lecture attendees will begin seating at 6:45 PM on a first come first served basis until the auditorium is full. Overflow seating with a live feed will be available.
Call 650-810-1019 for information.
ABSTRACT OF TALK
Besides being a lot of fun to play, video games are also a major driver of innovation in computer graphics. Join us for a fascinating evening with three famous game designers -- Jordan Mechner (Prince of Persia), Rand Miller (Myst), and Will Wright (SimCity) . who will discuss how their games have pushed the boundaries of graphics development over the years. Moderated by Vince Broady of CNET GameSpot, the panelists will show and tell how their games have helped move us from simple pixel painting to lavish 3-D simulation.
Before the panel, attendees are invited to interact with the first-ever display of the Museum's collection of computer games and artifacts, and see examples of the absolute cutting edge in computer graphics, courtesy of nVidia, the evening's corporate sponsor. Refreshments, including fun "Gamer Food" will be served.
If you enjoy video games, then you won't want to miss this exciting combination of creative talent, historical collections, and cutting-edge demos. If video games are not your passion, then come learn about how they have been responsible for exciting innovations in computing history. In either case, prepare to have fun!
MEMBERSHIP
Current members of the Computer History Museum have purchased an individual membership at $60.00 or more within the last year. To become a member, please go to our Contribution Form or call 650-810-1026.
