	From 1982 until 1985, Hudson was a technical editor for Atari 8-bit computer magazine "ANALOG Computing". While at "ANALOG", he wrote a number of machine language games printed as type-in programs, including "Fill 'er Up" (based on "Qix"), "Livewire!" (based on "Tempest"), "Retrofire", "Planetary Defense" (co-written with Charles Bachand), and "Fire Bug" (co-written with Kyle Peacock). All games were accompanied by the assembly language source code.