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History of Game

This document summarizes the history of electronic games from their origins in the 1950s through modern consoles like PlayStation and Xbox. It discusses early computer games developed for mainframes in the 1960s and 1970s. It then covers the emergence of arcade games like Computer Space and Pong in the 1970s. Popular arcade titles of the 1980s like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong are mentioned. Early home consoles like the Magnavox Odyssey and Atari 2600 are summarized. The rise of Nintendo and the transition to 3D graphics with PlayStation and Xbox are briefly outlined. Handheld gaming devices like Game Boy and key mobile innovations are also summarized.
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History of Game

This document summarizes the history of electronic games from their origins in the 1950s through modern consoles like PlayStation and Xbox. It discusses early computer games developed for mainframes in the 1960s and 1970s. It then covers the emergence of arcade games like Computer Space and Pong in the 1970s. Popular arcade titles of the 1980s like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong are mentioned. Early home consoles like the Magnavox Odyssey and Atari 2600 are summarized. The rise of Nintendo and the transition to 3D graphics with PlayStation and Xbox are briefly outlined. Handheld gaming devices like Game Boy and key mobile innovations are also summarized.
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IRKHAM HUDA, S.

KOM
The First Electronic Games
• 1952 – A.S Douglas – PhD Degree UC
Tic Tac Toe , programmed on EDSAC vacuum
tube computer (CRT)
• 1958 - William Higinbotham
Tennis for Two on BN Laboratory oscilloscope
The First Electronic Games
• 1967 - Ralph Baer
Chased on television set ,Sanders Associates
• 1971 - Nolan Bushnell
Computer Space based on spacewar the first
arcade game  Atari
The History of Platforms

Arcade Console
games games

Handheld
PC games
games
Arcade
• Pin ball
• Located in small amusement park
• Attract children
Computer Space
• 1961 – Steve Russel developed Spacewar
• Atari – Nolan Bushnell -> Computer Space
Pong
• 1958 – Willy Higinbotham  Tennis for two
• 1968 – Ralph Baer  table tennis television
• 1972 – Atari (Al Alcorn)  Pong (The first
successful coin op arcade game)
Pac Man
• 1980 – Namco  Pac Man
• The most popular arcade game of all time
Donkey Kong
• 1977 – Shigeru Miyamoto Nintendo
• The first apperance of Mario
Tron
• 1982 – Bally Midway > licensed for film
Magnafox Odyssey
• The first home game console - Ralph Baer
1972
Atari VCS/2600
• 1977 – Home game use catridge
• Popular game : Adventure, Yar’s Revenge,
Space Invaders
Mattel Intellivision
• 1980 – Mattel – use intelligent controller
(keypad+trackpad) more expensive
Coleco Vision
• Use mushroom like joystick + superb graphics
• Standard for reproduce arcade experience
• Game titles: Donkey Kong, Mr Dot, & Space
Fury
Nintendo
• 1985 – Superior console + advance graphics
• Game Titles : Super Mario Bros, The Legend of
Zelda, & Punch Out
Sega
• 1980s – Sega master System
PS & XBOX
• 1995 – Sony PlayStation launch New Era
Console
• 2001 - XBOX
Mainframes & Text Adventures
• 1960’s - Colossal Cave – William Crowther
developed by assembly language -> Text based
game use two word commands
• 1966 - Richard Greenblatt- MacHack-6 ( the
first computerized chess)
• 1970 – Jon Horton – Life ( artificial life , player
can set rules & watch what happen)
• 1971 – Don Daglow – Trek – Star Trek like
begin on pomona college mainframe
IBM PC
• PC – The original IBM technology -> the
standard hardware used by computer game
developers & players
Apple II
• Steve Wozniak use BASIC to develop games
• Apple II include : Zork, lode Runner, Wizardry ,
& Ultima, Aztec
Console to Computer
• Atari 400 Hybrid computer – games machines

• Coleco – Adam Computer - failed


Waco Tac Tic Toe
• 1972 – Waco Tac Tic Toe -> The display
consisted of a grid of nine buttons, that could
turn red or green when pushed
Mattel
• 1976 - calculator-sized sports games
• Games : Auto race , football
LCD-based Microvision
• 1979 - LCD-based Microvision, designed
by Smith Engineering
• the first to use interchangeable game
cartridges
Gameboy
• 1989 – Nintendo
• popular game : Tetris
• -Gameboy Color 1998
• -Gameboy Advance 2001
• - Nintendo DS 2004
N Gage
• Nokia released the N-Gage in 2003. It was
designed as a combination MP3 player,
cellphone, PDA, radio, and gaming device
PlayStation Portable
• 2004
Atari Lynx
• 1989 – Epyx - the first color handheld console
ever made
TurboExpress

• 1990 - a portable version of the TurboGrafx -It


was the most advanced handheld of its time
and could play all the TurboGrafx-16's games
Bitcorp
• 1991
Sega Game Gear
• The Sega Game Gear was the third color
handheld console, after the Lynx and the
TurboExpress. Released in Japan in 1990
The History of Multiplayer Games
• PLATO (Programmed Logic for Automatic
Teaching Operation) – 1961 – University of Illionis
• Research in computer based education – Rick
Blomme create two player version of Space War
• MUDs (Multiuser Dungeon) – 1979 – Essex
University
• Focus on social aspect of games, the ability player
to design own environment, social interaction
How nintendo duck hunt gun works ?
The History of Mobile Game

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