I started to visit them when I was out waiting for friends after entering university, and it was then that I encountered the games. Of these, Namco’s Xevious (1983) featured a singular ‘worldview’ (environment, characters, naming, sound) lacking in other games of the time. I was addicted.

I guess the one that influenced me the most the one I played before joining this industry was Super Mario Brothers. It's a simple game, you have two buttons with a side scroller, that's it. But just adding an element of time when you use those actions gave it so much depth. It's the game that I played the most in my life.