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Andy Baio Discusses Introducing His Kid to 25 Years of Video Game History at the Gel 2015 Conference

  • Rollin BishopRollin Bishop
  • July 7, 2015

Andy Baio discusses introducing his kid to 25 years of video game history at the Gel 2015 customer experience conference in New York City. As it turns out, his son, Eliot, is quite good at the video games.

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