Silent Service

Yeah.

Uh, so one of his very early games, uh, um, when he was at MicroPose, was a game called Silent Service, which was for the, uh, the Commodore 64.

At least that's what I had it on anyway.

So it's a World War II, um, Pacific submarine, uh, simulation game.

[laughs]

So, so bizarre.

Um, so Silent Service, you do have, uh, you have a periscope.

Most very early arcade games, I think maybe even Sega's first arcade game, uh, had a, had a periscope.

But back then it was, oh, my God, what can I get my hands on? What can I play? You know, it was I started with the Commodore 64 and.

There was a – Silent Service and Jupiter Landing are the ones that come to mind immediately.

But, yeah, back then it was, okay, what can I get my hands on? What can I play? What can I do? Yeah.

I snuck off from a school trip one time because there was a Babbage's or a GameStop or whatever it was in the strip mall where we stopped for school dinner or whatever it was and bought my first Mortal Kombat game so my parents wouldn't know that I had this hyper-violent whatever at the time.