Originally posted by: spikespiegal
Pop quiz everybody:
What was the first player -vs- player real time (not text based) combat game?
dose pong count?
Originally posted by: spikespiegal
Pop quiz everybody:
What was the first player -vs- player real time (not text based) combat game?
Space Wars.Originally posted by: Cooler
Originally posted by: spikespiegal
Pop quiz everybody:
What was the first player -vs- player real time (not text based) combat game?
dose pong count?
Originally posted by: pOwder
Originally posted by: waggy
a history of video games? WTF? sigh
I get that kind of reaction from a lot of people. But, believe it or not, it does have its place in school. Its good for people who are interested in going into the gaming industry. In order to go into the game industry, its important to have a knowledge of games and where they came from.
Originally posted by: MechaSheeba
Masters of Doom by David Kushner. Excellent book, I've read it like 90 times, would make a great reference if you decide to do it on iD/Carmack/Romero.
Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
Hahahahahahahahaha!I wish I could say that's the worst course I've ever heard of, but it isn't.
Originally posted by: OOBradm
Originally posted by: MechaSheeba
Masters of Doom by David Kushner. Excellent book, I've read it like 90 times, would make a great reference if you decide to do it on iD/Carmack/Romero.
QFE this is the way to go....
Originally posted by: pOwder
I'm taking a History of Video Games course as part of the Computer Science program at my university. We have an upcoming paper due in a couple weeks, but we have to have our topics picked out by next Tuesday--a week from today. It can be anything, really. Anything regarding video games. It could be a biography, or history of a product, or history of a graphics engine, or anything. I just need some ideas for topics that have pretty accessable information and still would be interesting to write a paper about.
Thanks in advance!
Cliffe's:
1) Need topic suggestions for a research paper regarding the history of video games, can be biographies, history of a console or graphics engine, and anything regarding video games in general.
So far I have these ideas:
[*]John Carmack
[*]John Romero
[*]StarCraft
[*]Source Engine
[*]Zelda series
[*]Shareware
[*]Doom
[*]Half-Life
Originally posted by: everman
The rise and fall of Sega and Nintendo, why Sega never got up and Nintendo came back.
