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Looking at the deceivingly youthful face of 23 year old Mark Moran you would never guess that he left a six figure salary to come to Columbia s School of General Studies just one semester ago At the age of seventeen while his friends were attending pep rallies and high school plays Moran a self professed computer hacker with entrepreneurial ambitions started his own game company with capital he gained from selling $10 000 worth of bonds to relatives Every day after school he would put in a full day s work up to 50 hours per week developing a computer game prototype with the help of a high school friend and a couple of contract artists Moran completed the game in 1993 and took his prototype to the annual Computer Game Developer s Conference and there cemented his future Moran was fresh out of high school and accepted by Columbia University his dream school when Jordan Mechner the legendary game designer of the classics Karateka and Prince of Persia snapped him up to becom…
