Lex Fridman

What's it been like working with him for over 20 years?

He's working with you still.

He's kind of this flamboyant, colorful personality.

Much loved for being a voice also on radio in the Grand Theft Auto games.

Outside of the games you've participated in and created, what do you think are some candidates for the greatest game of all time?

It looks like anything else

Yeah.

I think they're known for this Nintendo polish that every pixel has a purpose.

Yes.

I suppose Tetris has that same real focus on delivering a pure gaming experience with as little as possible.

It's really beautiful.

Of course, Zelda really pioneered a lot of the feeling of a world, but it's not quite open.

For me, another really powerful open world is the Elder Scrolls world.

It's role-playing, it's fantasy, dragons, all that kind of stuff.

Yeah, I think the Elder Scrolls series have almost always leaned a little more towards the open world.

And I think Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, and Skyrim are games where you have millions of people that just walk around or drive around.

Feel the world.

And Baldur's Gate 1, 2, and 3, really interesting.

They really tried to make every choice they make genuinely branch the game to where it's not the illusion of choice.

It's really, choice really does something.