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In 1962, the first digital video game, Spacewar! debuted on an early computer released in 1959 called the PDP-1 at MIT. | ||
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The beginning of video games. | ||
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Spacewar! set forth and established the fundamental characteristics and philosophical approaches that would define and serve as the earliest guidelines of what a video game is. | ||
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Inspired by science fiction literature and cinema. Driven by creatively pushing technology to its limits. | ||
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A new medium and art form was born. | ||
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SpaceWar! was released on a computer produced in 1959 called the PDP-1. Spacewar! is arguably the first digital video game ever created. | ||
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PDP-1 has been painstakingly recreated with the public domain open source code for openFPGA by Spacemen3. So it can be preserved, studied and played forever without compromises. |
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{ | ||
"platform": { | ||
"name": "PDP-1: Spacewar!", | ||
"manufacturer": "Digital Equipment Corporation", | ||
"year": 1959 | ||
} | ||
} | ||
"platform": { | ||
"category": "Computer", | ||
"name": "PDP-1: Spacewar!", | ||
"year": 1959, | ||
"manufacturer": "Digital Equipment Corporation" | ||
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} |
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