featured links today, history, and also sites to play long forgotten
classics..at
http://www.gamespot.com/gamespot/features/video/hov/
* Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Video Games
* High Score!: The Illustrated History of Electronic Games
* Supercade : A Visual History of the Videogame Age 1971-1984
* The Ultimate History of Video Games
* Game Over: Insert Coin to Continue
-Dave Ellis
http://www.davesclassicarcade.com
* High Score!: The Illustrated History of Electronic Games
* The Ultimate History of Video Games
I just finished reading "The Ultimate History of Video Games" and am
now reading the "High Score" Book.
I found "THOVG" a bit repetative at times, when quoting someone and
than using the same quote in the same page. Both other than that it
was a great book to read and a lot of background info I didnt know
about. There is a total of maybe 4 pages in the middle of the book
that contains pictures.
Since I have both books, it was great to first read "THOVG" than now
reading High Score (which has tons of pictures), I have a reference of
the consoles/arcades that "THOVG" was talking about.
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