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The History of Computer Games: Part One: 1975-1982 - Page 2


© Dan Finkelstein
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Dec 17, 1996




Next Week: Atari comes from behind, EA produces the "image" for the gaming industry, cartridge based systems die, and the PCJr is a horrible failure.

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1.   Aug 22, 2001 12:16 AM
Dan Finkelstein wrote, "Meanwhile, 1977 was the year the Atari 2600 took the country by storm. Games such as BurgerTime and Pac-Man were finally available to play at home, and parents we ...

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