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Earlier this year, Will Wright spoke to a gathering of military and Department of Defence personnel about the intersection of commercial gaming and military gaming at Gametech 2010.
Emails sent by famed designer Will Wright’s Stupid Fun Club are now inviting members to participate in his experimental television project, which will engage viewers in the creation of the show’s storylines.
Will Wright, creator of The Sims and SimCity, hasn’t worked on a video game since 2008′s Spore. What’s he been keeping busy with in the meantime? How about making a TV show.
From the moment I broke Mario through the ceiling of Super Mario Bros World 1-2 to bypass the next few levels of that game, I’ve assumed an essential part of playing video games is being subversive.
Will Wright popped up on the last talk of the last day of the Game Developers Conference to deliver a classic Wright mind-blowing talk on, well, everything.
Speaking to a packed house at the conclusion of the Game Developers Conference this weekend, famed game developer Will Wright told the crowd he plays a Nintendo game everyone morning to kick off his day.
I ran into Will Wright yesterday just before the Game Developer Choice Awards kicked off. He was wearing a shiny suit and grabbing a drink.
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Will Wright, the fast-talking, rocket-loving man behind The Sims, took to the stage at last night’s Game Developers Choice Awards to present John Carmack, the fast-talking, rocket-loving man behind Doom, with a lifetime achievement award. Guess what he talked about?
Last week, Will Wright was talking in New York City and saying brainy things. Among them was an idea I’d never considered before, that will play the virtual reality that is a video game before they play it.
