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After reading this story, I actually feel kinda bad for this guy. How he went from making some of Atari's best selling games to becoming a psychotherapist just makes the story all the more interesting.
"It was the hardest I've ever worked on anything in my life," says Warshaw, who was the game's sole programmer. "I started working at the office but after a while I realised there was a problem; I still have to go home to sleep and eat occasionally. "So we had another development system installed in my house so that I would never be more than two minutes away from working on the code except when I was driving.
"It was the hardest I've ever worked on anything in my life," says Warshaw, who was the game's sole programmer. "I started working at the office but after a while I realised there was a problem; I still have to go home to sleep and eat occasionally. "So we had another development system installed in my house so that I would never be more than two minutes away from working on the code except when I was driving.