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I help founders make the future more interactive at A16Z GAMES.
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🏈 ⚽ 🏀 ⚾ I'm so excited about this collaboration between NYT Games and The Athletic, I had to share. Sports fans, connect! #newyorktimes…
🏈 ⚽ 🏀 ⚾ I'm so excited about this collaboration between NYT Games and The Athletic, I had to share. Sports fans, connect! #newyorktimes…
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On the surface I... - Work at a16z, first investor on Games Fund One - Co-founded SPEEDRUN - Worked at Riot / McKinsey - Graduated from…
On the surface I... - Work at a16z, first investor on Games Fund One - Co-founded SPEEDRUN - Worked at Riot / McKinsey - Graduated from…
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I watch annual meetings so you don't have to. And Microsoft delivered yet again. A confident statement of the company's gaming ambitions from CEO…
I watch annual meetings so you don't have to. And Microsoft delivered yet again. A confident statement of the company's gaming ambitions from CEO…
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The Art of League of Legends
Riot Games
I led writing on this art book.
"Our first volume tells the story of how our art—and with it, League itself—has evolved over the years. It's a thoughtful and honest look at where we've been, how we've changed, and what we ultimately aspire to create." -
Buttonless: Incredible iPhone and iPad Games and the Stories Behind Them
CRC Press
I wrote "Buttonless: Incredible iPhone and iPad Games and the Stories Behind Them," a 243-page non-fiction book based on interviews with about 75 game designers. The book was published internationally by CRC Press in December of 2011, and a Korean-language translation is in the works.
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Been hearing a lot about "the future of games" and where the industry is going. I think the most underrated things to look for in 2025 are banger…
Been hearing a lot about "the future of games" and where the industry is going. I think the most underrated things to look for in 2025 are banger…
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The Commodore 64 was—by far—the best selling home computer of the 1980s, and hosted thousands of games. So why has it been so often neglected in…
The Commodore 64 was—by far—the best selling home computer of the 1980s, and hosted thousands of games. So why has it been so often neglected in…
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