An
earlier thread about Nolan Bushnell's recent appointment to Atari's Board of Directors has evolved into an intense debate about Bushnell's role in the history of video games. Among the many developments in that thread comes the happy news that Ted Dabney, designer of the first coin-operated video game (Computer Space) and co-founder of Atari, is
now an AtariAge member!
To quote the earlier thread:
jaybird3rd, on Mon Apr 26, 2010 7:58 AM, said:
I wish his arrival had occurred under happier circumstances, but I too am honored and flattered to see that Ted Dabney has joined AtariAge, and I'm sure I speak for everyone here when I extend him a warm and enthusiastic welcome.
Mr. Dabney, I hope you can tell from reading this thread that you are among friends here. We are delighted by your presence and stand in awe of your many accomplishments. Thank you, and welcome!
Please join me in welcoming one of the video game industry's founding fathers and pioneers into the AtariAge community!