![]() ![]() ![]() Before the industrialization of video games-the great American software factories and their nameless workers-these teens staged a quiet revolution from their bedrooms, designing games on home microprocessors. He described the thrill as being “as close to sexual satisfaction as you could possibly get.” The feeling was shared, seemingly, by many youths in the Britain of the early nineteen-eighties, when there was little economic opportunity for the working class. When he was a young man, the English video-game designer Peter Molyneux programmed a pixel to slide across the screen of his Acorn Atom computer. ![]()
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