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Wozniak came into Atari after hours for four consecutive nights, after which the duo had created what would become a hit game. But Wozniak saw something bigger. He was a member of the Homebrew Computer Club, whose members would built simple computers. Having successfully designed the hardware for
Breakout, he set his sights on something bigger: a personal computer, one that wouldn’t just play games like the Atari 2600, but would be able to run Integer BASIC, the programming language Wozniak was also developing. The result was the Apple I, a limited-edition, hand-made home computer Wozniak and Jobs sold out of Jobs’ garage the year after collaborating on
Company Continues Expansion With Addition of Atari Founder and First Tech Incubator along with Two Executive Hires LAS VEGAS - December 23, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Esports Technologies, a global provider of esports wagering experiences, announced today that Nolan Bushnell has joined the company as a strategic advisor, along with the addition of two senior industry veterans to its leadership team. A pioneering legend in video gaming, Bushnell will lend his vision and creativity to the positioning of Esports Technologies and its products.
Bushnell is best known as the founder of Atari, which he started in 1972 as the pioneer of home video and arcade games. He also created the Chuck E. Cheese concept and opened the first location in 1977. Four years later, Bushnell founded Catalyst Technologies Venture Capital Group, the first technology incubator dedicated to startup and early-stage tech companies.