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829:. The plan was for guests to order their food and drinks using screens at each table, on which they may also play games with each other and watch movie trailers and short videos. The multiplayer network type video games that allowed table to table interaction or even with table group play never materialized. Guests often spotted the OSX based machine being constantly re-booted in order to play much simpler casual video games. Another factor that possibly led to the failure of the restaurants was the placement of the restaurants. The Woodland Hills location was on the second floor of a suburban shopping mall and the Hollywood location practically hidden with minimal visibility on a higher level of a shopping center complex. The first Bistro opened in
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Carol Kantor, the first games user researcher and who led an all-female games user research team at Atari, said, "I know there are people out there who are accused and really were guilty of sexual harassment. But not Nolan. It wasn't in his character. I certainly stand up for the Nolan that I knew.
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was a commercial failure, though sales exceeded $ 3 million. Bushnell felt that
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Elaine Shirley, who worked at Atari during the Bushnell years, said, "Those were the times. He hit on women and they hit on him. If the #MeToo movement was active when Atari was alive, I think half our company would be charged. To my knowledge, no one ever did anything they did not want to
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2971:"Pong Pioneer Nolan Bushnell to Receive the Academy Fellowship"
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Classic Home Video Games, 1972–1984 A Complete Reference Guide
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3180:"The DeanBeat: With Bushnell award, history became herstory"
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1349:"Persuasive Games: Familiarity, Habituation, and Catchiness"
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3635:(video and audio – Wed July 11, 2012 – duration 87 minutes)
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2911:"The History Of Pong: Avoid Missing Game to Start Industry"
2078:"The History Of Pong: Avoid Missing Game to Start Industry"
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In January 2017, Bushnell joined the board of directors of
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2779:"Atari founder on venture capital documentary, Steve Jobs"
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465:. Bushnell originally wanted to develop a game similar to
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High Score!: The Illustrated History of Electronic Games
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Gaming 101: A Contemporary History of PC and Video Games
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Herman, Leonard (April 2009). "The Untold Atari Story".
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1804:"Computer Space and the Dawn of the Arcade Video Game"
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American chief executives of food industry companies
3528:, by Steven L. Kent (2000). Bothell, WA: BWD Press.
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The Wiley handbook of human computer interaction set
2835:
Atari 50th Anniversary Interview with Nolan Bushnell
2543:"Nolan Bushnell rejoins Atari, Phil Harrison leaves"
2415:"Review of companies associated with Nolan Bushnell"
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1440:"4 famous Davis High alumni from the last 100 years"
3526:
The First Quarter: A 25-year History of Video Games
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2286:. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers. p. 83.
2257:"The Games Examiner – "Sente Technologies" Feature"
2231:Goldberg, Marty; Vendel, Curt (2012). "Chapter 7".
1581:Goldberg, Marty; Vendel, Curt (2012). "Chapter 5".
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423:provided the inspiration for Bushnell's successful
3300:"Proposed Bushnell Award Creates #MeToo Firestorm"
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3415:. Norman, Kent L. (First ed.). Hoboken, NJ.
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2909:Barton, Mat; Loguidice, Bill (January 9, 2009).
2205:"Atari: The Golden Years – A History, 1978–1981"
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1228:He certainly didn't hold his power over people."
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745:; the maps ultimately provided the backbone for
3610:at Game Based Learning 2009, London, March 2009
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2076:Loguidice, Bill; Matt Barton (9 January 2009).
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1157:In January 2018, the Advisory Committee of the
753:, and other navigation systems; it was sold to
228:the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
226:, in a middle-class family who were members of
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1327:"Brainrush, Inc.: Private Company Information"
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1064:Bushnell was featured in the documentary film
900:Global Gaming Technologies Corp (CSE – GGAM.U)
268:students of the 1960s who played the historic
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2752:"Nolan Bushnell joins Perrone Robotics Board"
2179:"What the Hell has Nolan Bushnell Started?".
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1911:Video interview with Go as his favorite game
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3145:D'Anastasio, Cecilia (February 12, 2018).
2986:"DiCaprio to Play Nolan Bushnell in Atari"
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1196:@NolanBushnell, Twitter, January 31, 2018
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841:. All the restaurants have since closed.
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3555:Nolan Bushnell: A Life in Video Games
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178:chain. He has been inducted into the
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3573:Nolan Bushnell on "We Talk Games." .
3242:Crecente, Brian (January 31, 2018).
3178:Takahashi, Dean (February 2, 2018).
3099:Fogel, Stefanie (January 30, 2018).
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207:technology in educational software.
176:Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre
3275:@NolanBushnell (January 31, 2018).
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3040:Roettgers, Janko (March 21, 2018).
2777:O'Brien, Chris (January 17, 2013).
2314:Edwards, Benj (February 17, 2017).
2102:
2022:"Atari's Forgotten Arcade Classics"
1877:The Ultimate History Of Video Games
1612:The Ultimate History of Video Games
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1051:In March 2021, Bushnell co-founded
458:, and hired their second employee,
365:. At Ampex, he met fellow employee
346:Litton Guidance and Control Systems
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3298:Minter, Casey (January 31, 2018).
2857:"Who Made America? Nolan Bushnell"
2700:"Nolan Bushnell bets on GameWager"
2627:Corp, Global Gaming Technologies.
2541:Webster, Andrew (April 20, 2010).
2531:, That Gaming Site, April 19, 2010
2148:Fulton, Steve (November 6, 2007).
1806:. Technologizer. December 12, 2011
1640:Cohen, Scott (1984). "Chapter 7".
1552:Cohen, Scott (1984). "Chapter 6".
1523:Cohen, Scott (1984). "Chapter 2".
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3352:Reeder, Loni (January 31, 2018).
2472:"uWink website archive from 2002"
2203:Fulton, Steve (August 21, 2008).
2150:"The History of Atari: 1971–1977"
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833:on October 16, 2006. A second in
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5072:People from Woodside, California
5027:American retail chief executives
3604:on Bushnell and NeoEdge Networks
3383:Takahasi, Dean (March 9, 2018).
3354:"Loni Reeder – "I worked there""
3012:Siegel, Tatiana (June 8, 2008).
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1879:. Prima Publishing. p. 35.
1721:. Vol. 200. pp. 94–99.
1495:"The Great Videogame Swindle?".
1458:Smith, Keith (January 1, 2015).
595:, the first home console to use
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122:Consumer Electronics Association
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1464:The Golden Age Arcade Historian
1380:Goll, Steve (October 1, 1984).
975:In 1991, Bushnell endorsed the
936:In 1982, Bushnell commissioned
777:After a failed bid to purchase
5022:American food company founders
3608:Nolan Bushnell Keynote Address
3206:Kim, Matt (January 31, 2018).
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2371:. September 1996. p. 21.
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1159:Game Developers Choice Awards
1153:GDC Pioneer Award controversy
623:, a former vice president of
603:, he instead sought a buyer.
222:Bushnell was born in 1943 in
5087:Utah State University alumni
5067:People from Clearfield, Utah
3742:Early history of video games
3502:, by Steven L. Kent (2001),
1693:Los Angeles Business Journal
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249:, where he graduated with a
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3619:September 11, 2013, at the
3600:September 21, 2013, at the
3589:Discovery Channel Interview
3461:Atari Inc.: Business Is Fun
2984:Hart, Hugh (June 9, 2018).
2941:Atari Inc.: Business Is Fun
2688:. August 1995. p. 116.
2527:September 20, 2015, at the
1733:"Big History of the Arcade"
925:Nolan Bushnell's 67ft boat
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589:Atari Video Computer System
186:Hall of Fame, received the
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5057:Businesspeople in software
4534:Merchant Ivory Productions
3750:Analog and lightbulb games
3489:, by George Jones (2005).
2233:Atari Inc: Business is Fun
2109:Young, Jeffrey S. (1988).
2053:Atari Inc: Business is Fun
1994:Atari Inc: Business is Fun
1583:Atari Inc: Business is Fun
1163:Game Developers Conference
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2343:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1996:. Sygyzy Press. pp.
1674:November 6, 2015, at the
1232:The women interviewed by
1117:Planned biographical film
915:Scotts Valley, California
839:Mountain View, California
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1783:"Computer Space History"
1762:"Nolan Bushnell profile"
1201:In a later statement to
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321:electro-mechanical games
119:Video Game Hall of Fame
88:Stanford Business School
4009:Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr.
2813:Atari: Game Over (2014)
2602:www.anti-aginggames.com
2429:"PlayNet Music Station"
2350:. May 1996. p. 17.
1972:Computer History Museum
1943:Smithsonian Institution
1109:on March 10, 2009, the
1078:Atari video game burial
977:Commodore International
954:TransPacific Yacht Race
521:in 1973 to manufacture
475:electro-mechanical game
311:Early career and Syzygy
238:. Bushnell enrolled at
180:Video Game Hall of Fame
4076:BAFTA Fellowship Award
3984:John Makepeace Bennett
2658:History of Information
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351:Encyclopedia Americana
255:electrical engineering
247:College of Engineering
234:in the nearby town of
140:Electrical engineering
3859:Early mainframe games
3629:Nolan Bushnell Quotes
3579:on Bushnell and Atari
3277:"A statement from me"
2433:ryanwolfe.prosite.com
2280:Weiss, Brett (2011).
1382:"When The Magic Goes"
1293:on September 11, 2018
1188:
1135:initial coin offering
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875:Anti-Aging Games, LLC
709:Catalyst Technologies
671:Catalyst Technologies
625:Burlington Industries
605:Warner Communications
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484:demonstration of the
448:Sunnyvale, California
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317:Lagoon Amusement Park
300:Institute of Religion
278:mainframe computers.
264:. He was one of many
240:Utah State University
5077:Pizza chain founders
4223:Richard Attenborough
4107:Grace Wyndham Goldie
3806:Early Chess programs
3577:The Dot Eaters entry
2608:on November 26, 2020
2500:Metro Silicon Valley
1313:"CMU Silicon Valley"
889:educational software
827:Little Caesars Pizza
723:, Cumma, and Axlon.
288:Woodside, California
210:He is credited with
4014:William Higinbotham
3674:Business positions
3256:on January 31, 2018
2973:. January 29, 2009.
2578:on October 15, 2016
2478:on October 24, 2001
2189:: 6–11. April 1995.
2032:on December 8, 2017
1688:"Games People Play"
855:On April 19, 2010,
713:business incubators
697:ShowBiz Pizza Place
593:Fairchild Channel F
452:Bally Manufacturing
315:Bushnell worked at
201:video game industry
4896:Thelma Schoonmaker
4207:Emeric Pressburger
4179:David Attenborough
3994:David Champernowne
3935:First arcade games
3687:CEO of Atari, Inc.
3077:. January 30, 2018
2756:www.prnewswire.com
2702:. January 26, 2009
2598:"Anti-Aging Games"
1696:. January 29, 2007
1648:. pp. 62–70.
1617:Three Rivers Press
1560:. pp. 51–61.
1531:. pp. 15–24.
1415:"No Pain, No Game"
1333:. August 24, 2018.
1127:Paramount Pictures
1067:Something Ventured
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678:Sente Technologies
577:Pizza Time Theatre
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504:arcade video games
450:, contracted with
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392:Nutting Associates
302:while in college.
293:Although he was a
244:University of Utah
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3571:Podcast Interview
3220:on March 28, 2019
2783:Los Angeles Times
2678:"E2000 in 1995".
2439:on March 4, 2016.
1669:Games people play
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1131:Leonardo DiCaprio
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1060:Media appearances
707:Bushnell founded
251:bachelor's degree
232:Davis High School
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4764:Gabe Newell
4756:Alan Parker
4747:Rolf Harris
4662:Dawn French
4638:Will Wright
4598:David Frost
4582:Roger Graef
4566:David Jason
4558:Saul Zaentz
4439:Bill Cotton
4383:Woody Allen
4327:Colin Young
4295:Louis Malle
4239:Sam Spiegel
4231:Hugh Greene
4187:John Huston
4171:Huw Wheldon
4034:Alan Turing
4019:Josef Kates
3969:Mabel Addis
3951:Galaxy Game
3744:(1947-1971)
3363:February 2,
3337:February 2,
3309:February 1,
3260:January 31,
3224:January 31,
3191:February 2,
3117:January 31,
3081:January 30,
2922:December 8,
2894:January 31,
2866:January 31,
2842:January 29,
2819:December 8,
2796:December 8,
2706:January 26,
2036:December 8,
1990:"Chapter 3"
1810:February 3,
1646:McGraw-Hill
1558:McGraw-Hill
1529:McGraw-Hill
1469:February 8,
1039:John McAfee
1032:ScrewAttack
1006:USA Network
964:Sente Games
942:Ron Holland
931:Ron Holland
825:robots for
784:Mouli Cohen
779:Atari Games
747:Google Maps
666:animatronic
662:video games
523:near-copies
411:Atari, Inc.
405:Atari, Inc.
329:racing game
172:Atari, Inc.
99:Atari, Inc.
72:Citizenship
5001:Categories
4968:Meera Syal
4856:Mel Brooks
4844:Ray Galton
4804:Mike Leigh
4590:John Barry
4550:John Mills
4518:Judi Dench
4451:Ernie Wise
4423:David Rose
4195:Abel Gance
4115:David Lean
3999:Ted Dabney
3979:Ralph Baer
3778:Carmonette
3703:Ray Kassar
3697:1976–1979
3595:gigaom.com
3469:0985597402
3431:1004376487
2568:"FOUNDERS"
2348:Ziff Davis
2094:10 January
1788:August 31,
1767:August 31,
1743:August 31,
1391:Retrieved
1345:Ian Bogost
1287:"Our Team"
1257:References
1167:Brianna Wu
763:Tele Atlas
621:Ray Kassar
569:Apple Inc.
557:Steve Jobs
545:Atari 2600
494:was born.
367:Ted Dabney
262:fraternity
205:video game
53:1943-02-05
4888:Kate Adie
4614:Ken Loach
4510:John Thaw
4163:Lew Grade
4083:1971–2000
3974:David Ahl
3924:Star Trek
3884:Marienbad
3876:Spacewar!
3815:Turochamp
3656:March 12,
3557:, filmed
3439:cite book
3074:Gamasutra
2916:Gamasutra
2791:0458-3035
2638:April 11,
2325:April 24,
2210:Gamasutra
2155:Gamasutra
2083:Gamasutra
1354:Gamasutra
1331:Bloomberg
1247:editorial
1094:Accolades
969:Hat Trick
883:BrainRush
851:Atari, SA
845:Atari, SA
835:Hollywood
683:Lucasfilm
660:and play
640:$ 500,000
519:Kee Games
514:in 1973.
512:$ 250,000
433:Mendocino
271:Spacewar!
4820:Jon Snow
4287:Paul Fox
3900:Hamurabi
3786:Hutspiel
3617:Archived
3598:Archived
3542:45849134
3331:Le Monde
3213:US Gamer
2663:June 18,
2633:Newsfile
2582:June 18,
2572:MODAL VR
2525:Archived
2216:April 6,
2088:Archived
1903:and the
1875:(2001).
1700:April 8,
1672:Archived
1393:April 2,
1194:—
1087:Atari 50
867:Modal VR
861:de facto
857:Atari SA
717:Androbot
573:$ 50,000
471:Speedway
460:engineer
382:Spacewar
375:Spacewar
332:Speedway
323:such as
274:game on
193:Newsweek
182:and the
174:and the
4928:Ang Lee
3358:Twitter
3285:Twitter
3053:May 27,
3047:Variety
3025:May 26,
3019:Variety
2997:May 26,
2736:June 7,
2681:GamePro
2364:GamePro
1949:May 20,
1857:May 15,
1831:May 15,
1424:June 7,
1297:June 5,
1180:hashtag
1171:hot tub
1105:At the
1053:Moxy.io
946:Charley
938:Charley
927:Charley
728:AG Bear
565:Apple I
502:-based
4986:(2024)
4978:(2024)
4970:(2023)
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