Jeff Bell was a hardware engineer in Atari Inc’s coin-op division and officially the longest serving employee of the company; literally the last person to switch off the lights in 2004. Jeff walks us through his formative years learning the basics of electronics at his father’s desk, the brotherhood of Atari Inc, suspected mob involvement in the early videogames industry and Nolan Bushnell’s Bermuda shorts.
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TDE EP36 - Strong Museum Assistant VP Jeremy Saucier
TDE EP34 - Atari Pong Creator Allan Alcorn
TDE EP33 - Atari Inc Designer and R&D Manager Roger Hector
TDE EP32 - Eugene Jarvis - Part 2
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TDE EP31 - Arcade Britannia author Dr Alan Meades
TDE EP30 - Atari Engineer Dave Sherman
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TDE EP29 - Crystal Castles programmer Franz Lanzinger
TDE EP28 - Food Fight programmer Jonathan Hurd
TDE EP27 - Bally Midway graphic artist Paul Niemeyer
TDE EP26 - Twin Galaxies founder Walter Day
TDE EP25 - Centuri coder Lee Feuling
TDE EP24 - Death Race creator Howell Ivy
TDE EP23 - Atari graphic designer Evelyn Seto
TDE EP22 - Atari Battlezone and S.T.U.N. Runner programmer Ed Rotberg
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