Will Wright, creator of the Sims and the Spore, talks about the future of video games and digital learning in this conversation with Alexis Madrigal of The Atlantic. This program is part of The Atlantic Meets The Pacific, sponsored by the Atlantic and UC San Diego. Series: "The Atlantic Meets The Pacific".
The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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The Atlantic Meets The Pacific: Exploring the Future of Gaming and Alternate Realities with Will Wright
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