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Matthew Stibbe - CEO at Articulate Marketing

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Hosted by:	WPEngine, Inc.
Registrar:	CloudFlare, Inc.
Subnetworks:	141.193.213.10, 141.193.213.11

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Matthew Stibbe - CEO at Articulate Marketing Matthew Stibbe: CEO at Articulate and Turbine, entrepreneur, writer, pilot, wine geek. Not necessarily in that order. Former game developer.

Computer games: the secret history from Geek Boss Game designer Matthew Stibbe explores the 70-year history of computer games to explain today's games and to discover the roots of popular genres.

Introduction - Matthew Stibbe - Matthew Stibbe I want to see where today’s genres came from and to look for anything that can help us make better games today. To get ready, I replayed all the games and tried to find out how they were made. They’re...