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From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Keith Devlin, Co-founder & Executive Director, H -STAR Institute at Stanford University; Katherine Isbister, Research Director, Game Innovation Lab, New York University; Sebastian Alvarado, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Biology at Stanford University; and Romie Littrell, Health and Biotech Project Director, The Tech Museum of Innovation discuss the evolution of games and the importance is creating a personal experience.
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