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We caught up with Dave Warhol in the Classic Gaming Museum and asked him a few questions. Mr. Warhol designed and programmed Mind Strike for the Intellivision Entertainment Computer System and programmed the Intellivision game Thunder Castle. As founder and president of Realtime Associates, he produced and co-designed over 25 original Intellivision releases for INTV Corporation. In addition to providing sound effects and music to over two dozen Intellivision games, Mr. Warhol also wrote drivers, music, and sound effects for many C64, Atari 400/800, Apple II, Amiga, and early PC games.

Posted by Video Game Saga on August 4, 2010 at 12:09 AM

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Reply PizzaNinja

10:39 PM on August 04, 2010 

This is an event I would like to see first hand. Glad you could go and show us not just this interview but parts from a whole weekend of classic gaming. Would like to see more interviews next year. Keep up the good work.

Reply Video Game Saga

06:08 PM on August 04, 2010 

Thanks for the compliments bro, working CGE for the last 7 shows, these are most laid back and coolest people you could ever hope to work with and especially hang out and have a good time with I so hope you can join me next year bro. once your in, your part of the CGE family

Reply TonyB

04:05 PM on August 04, 2010 

I love CGE, and I am gonna do everything I can to go next year. Everyone is so down to earth, it's fun to watch and hear these interviews.