Ask Origin's Richard Garriot

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From: tmannounce
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 00:00

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It's hard to say if the 33-year-old software game entrepreneur is famous
because he was one of the pioneers of the gaming industry at the tender
age of 16, because he has made millions and millions of dollars on the
award-winning Ultima series (one of the highest-grossing single product
lines in the history of entertainment software), or because he runs an
interactive, full-contact haunted house every other year in his own
Austin home. Feel free to ask him. He will be answering questions on the
Texas Monthly web site through Sunday January 28th.
http://www.texasmonthly.com

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