I was indeed. Here's the piece:
Ordinarily, I would have been worried about making the last statement reported there, on the grounds that if you look like you're angling for an honour then you're regarded by those in whose gift such awards reside as an unsuitable candidate. However, as there is zero chance of my getting any kind of honour anyway, I didn't feel I was losing anything by ranting about it at the poor reporter. If it marginally impinges on the consciousness of someone who in twenty years will be in a position to recognise those who have shaped the computer games industry, it will have done its job.
As for which industry figure does best stand a chance of being elevated to the House of Lords two decades hence, my money is on Ian Livingstone. Unlike me, he actually deserves it.