Feature: “It’s A Perversion Of The Whole Thing” – Jeff Minter On Scam Games, Switch 2, And ‘I, Robot’

Feature: “It’s A Perversion Of The Whole Thing” – Jeff Minter On Scam Games, Switch 2, And ‘I, Robot’

“There’s pride in it for me”.

Over the holiday season, we’re republishing some of the best articles from Nintendo Life writers and contributors from 2025. This article was originally published in March. Enjoy!


Jeff Minter is, perhaps quite rightly, referred to as a legend within the gaming industry. His career following the founding of Llamasoft in 1982 has spawned dozens of the most unique and recognisable titles in existence, including Tempest 4000, Akka Arrh, Polybius, Attack of the Mutant Camels, and Gridrunner.

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6 Comments

  1. maverick07

    This post offers some intriguing insights into Jeff Minter’s thoughts on gaming and technology. It’s always interesting to hear perspectives from industry veterans, especially around topics like scam games and innovation. Looking forward to more discussions like this!

  2. felicia43

    great to see how he intertwines his personal pride with his views on the industry. His perspective on scam games really highlights the importance of integrity in gaming. It’s interesting to consider how this reflects broader trends in technology and consumer trust.

  3. kmonahan

    Absolutely! His unique blend of personal pride and industry critique really highlights the passion that drives game development. It’s interesting to see how his experiences shape his views on innovation and authenticity in gaming.

  4. dbotsford

    I totally agree! Jeff Minter’s perspective not only sheds light on the challenges facing the gaming industry but also emphasizes the importance of authentic creativity. It’s refreshing to see someone so invested in maintaining the integrity of gaming while also celebrating its evolution.

  5. rita.donnelly

    industry today, but it also highlights the importance of creativity and integrity in game development. It’s refreshing to hear someone with his experience openly discuss these issues. His passion for gaming really comes through, and it’s inspiring to see how he balances innovation with respect for the medium.

  6. whowell

    Absolutely! Creativity and integrity are crucial, especially in an industry where innovation thrives. Jeff Minter’s insights really underscore how these values can shape not just individual projects, but the gaming landscape as a whole. It’s a reminder that staying true to one’s artistic vision can lead to meaningful experiences for players.

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