My latest "memoirs" are "Featured Posts" on Gamasutra. Part Four: Infinity is More Than Ten, Right? Part Five: How Much is 48K? How many original Dino Eggs games could today's average computer keep runnning at the same time? I figure about 24,000... !​

I'm pleased to see that Part Three of my "memoir" is a Featured Post on Gamasutra: 1982. In writing my first computer game Crisis Mountain, I felt like I was creating a straight-forward variation on Donkey Kong. In designing my second game, I knew I could do better. But what was better? Read more: http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/DavidHSchroeder/20151005/255291/What_Did_Better_Mean.php

I was pleased to be a guest on the "VGBS Gaming Podcast" -- posted at: https://hagensalley.wordpress.com/2015/10/04/vgbs-29-80s-game-developer-david-schroeder-interview/ If you don't have time to listen to the whole podcast, you can catch some highlights at these time points: 4:35 -- The challenge of updating a 32-year-old game. 25:00 -- Getting ripped off in the good old days. 29:00 -- Was Dino Eggs the first home computer game to be "modded?"