Student develops games, gets Microsoft's attention UMBC senior Paul Oliver talks about Legendary Studios, a gaming company he started that builds creative, nonviolent games. Oliver's affiliation with Microsoft Corp. encouraged the company to donate m

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Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates reflected on the company's 33-year history with developers and shared his predictions for the future in front of more than 5,000 developers at Microsoft's Tech*Ed North America 2008 Developers conference today.