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Þórólfur Beck Kristjónsson
Þórólfur Beck Kristjónsson (Thorolfur Beck Kristjonsson) (born April 14, 1974) is an entrepreneur, game designer and producer best known for co-founding the video game company CCP Games〔("CCP Games" ), Giant Bomb, (Retrieved 29 June 2010)〕 and creation of the Icelandic education website tölvunám.is.〔("Frá hugmynd að heimsenda - Þórólfur Beck" ), Bifröst University, 12 July 2012, (Retrieved 30 January 2014) 〕 Hættuspil remains one of Iceland's most popular board games and EVE Online currently has 500,000 users〔("EVE Online passes 500,000 subscribers" ), Edge Online News, (Retrieved 20 November 2015)〕 and went on to win awards from PC Gamer magazine and MMORPG.com.〔("EVE Online Homepage" ), CCP Games, (Retrieved 20 November 2015)〕
==Early life and education==
Beck was born and raised in Reykjavik, Iceland, where he has lived for the majority of his life. While originally wanting to become a pilot, he was always interested in video games. The first video games he played where on the commodore 64 as well as in arcades; his favourite games and main inspirations were Ultima Online, Elite and Dune 2.〔("Meet the Eve Online creator who CCP left behind" ), Eurogamer, 20 June 2014, (Retrieved 20 November 2015)〕
In 2002, Þórólfur enrolled in Bifröst University in Borgarbyggð, Iceland. He studied law for two years but later dropped out when he was given the opportunity become the agent and producer of an Icelandic music act that went on to compete in a European music competition. He later re-enrolled in 2011 to continue his degree but then dropped out again in 2013.
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