Sid Meier Interview | An Exclusive Conversation with “The Godfather of Gaming” -

Picked up the memoire, a good read! Especially since I grew up with the Civs.

I admire Sid Meier , such incredible game designer i hope one day to show my game to Sid Meier and get from him the feedback.

Great to see these two chat. Big fan of Soren and Sid.

Thanks Soren, that was a fun interview. I'll pick up his book for sure.

I'm 39 years old and I would be scared to look at the number of hours of my life that I have spent playing and enjoying games made by Sid Meier!

Thank you Mr. Sid Meier for the countless hours of ENRICHMENT to my and others lives. Godspeed

Sid Meier is such a great and humble man. We're so blessed to have him around!

I'm late to the game, but I just finished listening to the audiobook of "Sid Meier's Memoir!". It was great! This interview is the cherry on top.

Merci pour cette interview passionnante avec une personne exceptionnelle du jeu vidéo

does he talk about Alpha Centauri?

Civ 3 is nearly very good but I miss spy's caravans free tech for capturing cities money for capturing cities and difficult or impossible curruption making it silly to try to capture the whole world.
Anyone else think these need to be reinstated ?

The interviewer should ask questions and not simply tell us what he knows or thinks he knows.

how boring can a game developer be?

One of the gaming grandmasters !! So cool !!

Hours spent on Silent Service, red storm rising, pirates, f19 strath fighter, civilisation etc. . Boy I can go on. Thanks sid.

One of his first and still amazing games is Crusade in Europe. That game should be updated. It might be the best concept for a real time game. You had quality of units, gain quality through experience, different movement based on terrain, weather, unit type and experience and the best part that made it repayable. You gave an order and it would take time to move based on formation and the elements listed previously. This game was not Command and Conquer rush. I just downloaded it again from Abandonware and I keep finding myself playing it over and over.

He’s so on the nose with the valley of despair not being exclusive to making video games. I think every artist goes through the same exact predicament. Great interview!