games

“Games are harder to build. I mean, it's actually in some ways a serious answer that it's good practice for any other kind of software you might want to make for two reasons. One is because technically they're pretty challenging but probably more importantly, t…”

“And so I think games are sort of that version of VR where everyone thinks, Is games, and we'll kind of look back and laugh. I mean, I think it's basically, my view, I mean, this is the, obviously, optimistic view, is that it's basically anything where you'd wa…”

“What we're going to see is more games that end up accomplishing the goals of utility applications by keeping you hooked on the gameplay mechanisms.”

“Games have driven GPUs. So like, just like the, that market is one where the gamers have been endlessly hungry for more polygons, and that created this kind of, you know, Nvidia and this whole industry around it. Which then had these interesting, you know, the…”

“Yes, that was one of the earliest breakthroughs for the RISC people in the embedded space were games, high-end network switches, places where there was really high-end color printers, where there was really a fair amount of performance demand, but also conside…”

“The best games create strong emotions, because emotions are the foundation of our memory.”

“Games is an area that's probably the most advanced and digitally native. And I think in general, it's always a good place to look for the future of consumer technology.”

“Both VR and AR, like, it's crystal clear. The known killer apps right now are games, like, by a very wide margin.”