A Lot Of People Think That Success

Everybody Copied Atari Products. So We Started Messing With Them And It Was Fun. We Bought Enough Chips That We Could Get Them Mislabeled. So We Bankrupted At Least Two Companies Which Copied Our Boards, And Bought All The Parts But They Were The Wrong Parts, So They're Sitting On All This Inventory They Can't Sell Because The Games Don't Work.

In 1980, Business At My Company, Chuck E. Cheese's, Was Thriving And I Was Feeling Flush. So I Bought A Very Large House On The Champ De Mars In Paris, Right Between The Eiffel Tower And The Ecole Militaire. The Home Was Quite Amazing: At Six Stories, It Spanned 15,000 Square Feet And Featured Marble Staircases And A Swimming Pool In The Basement.

I Like Games Where You Can Use Stealth And Guile. As You Get Older, It's Like The Difference Between Playing Squash And Racketball. Squash Is An Older Man's Game, Because If You're Stealthy And Wily, You Can Beat A Better-co-ordinated And Stronger, Younger Person.

I Just Want The Future To Happen Faster. I Can't Imagine The Future Without Robots.

Everybody Believes In Innovation Until They See It. Then They Think, 'oh, No; That'll Never Work. It's Too Different.'