Computer Game Evolution

Your most influential game is not always your best one.

While micro makers keep trying to improve their product, the saga of IBM's terrible decisions continues.

Selling micros was tough when everyone wanted to invent their own.

Arcades decide to stand together rather than die alone, while consoles are advancing into a generation that might not be real.

A promising start-up splinters into an alphabet race, while nobodies from Japan accidentally make a good game and pretend they meant to.

A future legend of game design shows a kid a computer game. What's the worst that could happen?

What happens when a company that is the American video game industry is run by incompetent grifters long enough?

Computerless entertainment strikes again.
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Who would have thought years of permeating fear could be so inspiring.

There are so many types of media to put your game on, but each is promising both exciting opportunities and terrifying flaws. And don't forget the Dutch.