Video game history redux
I just ran across a nifty flash-based timeline on PBS's website that offers an even earlier example of computer gaming than in my last history post: A. S. Douglas's Noughts and Crosses, from 1952.
The site where this animation is hosted, PBS's The Video Game Revolution, is mostly about arcade and console gaming, but it still has plenty of interesting articles, so browse around and see what you can find.
The site where this animation is hosted, PBS's The Video Game Revolution, is mostly about arcade and console gaming, but it still has plenty of interesting articles, so browse around and see what you can find.
posted by icollectgames at 8:53 AM
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Unbelievable how much has changed since 1952. Thanks for the interesting timeline.
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