Iew history of video games

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1. Beginning

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In 1952, A. S. Douglas created the game OXO also known as tic-tac-toe

Question 2

1. Spacewar

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In 1962 Steve Russell created a game called spacewar! Which was a computer based game

Question 3

1. Beggining

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1977 created the Atari2600

Question 4

Source

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https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/history-of-video-games

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1. Advancements

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1979 launch of Activision, the first third party game creator (making games for consoles that are sold. seperately from the console

Question 5

1. Beginning

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Space invaders arcade, 1978

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2. Source

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https://www.museumofplay.org/video-game-history-timeline/

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2.origins

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Pacman inspired by a missing slice of pizza

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2.origins

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Mario, originally known as “Jumpman” in Donkey Kong introduced in 1981 by Shigeru Miyamoto

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2.origins

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Disney creates a videogame by the title of Tron in 1982

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2.

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Tetris, created by Alex Pajitnov, a puzzle brain game

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3. Source

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https://www.si.edu/spotlight/the-father-of-the-video-game-the-ralph-baer-prototypes-and-electronic-games/video-game-history

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3.

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1940-50s video games were very bulky and expensive

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3. Spacewar

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MIT student Steve Russell creates first computer video game by using code on a computer to create a game cllaed Spacewar

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4. Source

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_video_games

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4.technology

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Lowcost microprocessors replaced old technology, allowing for game cartridge systems like atari and the NES

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4. Technology

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Further upgrades for microprocessors allowed for 3d graphics and being able add graphics cards to pcs to upgrade 3d rendering

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4 technology

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Internet introduced, allowed access to online multiplayer from

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4. Technology

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CD-ROMS incorporated into devices