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51 Cards in this Set
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William T. Smith. "The Locomotive." Early Coin-Op Amusement. United States. 1885 |
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Mills Novelty Co. “Perfect Muscle Developer.” Early Coin-Op Amusement. United States. Early 1900s |
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Mills Novelty Co. “Electricity is Life.” Early Coin-Op Amusement. United States. 1904 |
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Thomas Edison and William Dickson. “Kinetoscope.” Early Coin-Op Amusement. United States. 1894 |
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American Mutoscope & Biography Co. Mutoscope. Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade. United States. 1901 |
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Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. “Play Football.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade, United States. 1926 |
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National Novelty. “Knock Out Fighters.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade, United States. 1928 |
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David GoYlieb. “Bae Ball.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade, United States. 1931 |
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Mills Novelty Co. “Tycoon.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade, United States. 1936 |
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Harry Williams. “1937 World Series.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade. United States. 1937 |
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Williams Electric Corp. “Road Racer.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade, United States. 1962 |
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Sega. “Missile.” Mechanical/Electromechanical Arcade. Japan. 1969 |
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Leonardo Torres. “El Ajedrecista.” Research Computers, Spain. 1912 |
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Ferranti. Nimrod Digital Computer Playing “Nim.” Research Computers, England. 1951 |
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William Higinbotham. “Tennis for Two.” Research Computers, United States. 1958 |
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Steve Russell et al. “Spacewar!” Research Computers, United States. 1962 |
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Paul Resch et al. “Orthanc.” Research Computers, United States. 1975 |
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Nolan Bushnell. “Computer Space.” Early Video Arcade, United States. 1971 |
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Ralph Baer. Magnavox “Odyssey.” 1st Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1972 |
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Magnavox. “Shootout.” 1st Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1972 |
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Magnavox. “Table Tennis.” 1st Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1972 |
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Al Alcorn. “Pong.” Early Video Arcade, United States. 1972 |
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Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs. “Breakout.” Early Video Arcade, United States. 1976 |
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Atari. “Gran Trak 10.” Early Video Arcade, United Stats. 1974 |
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Exidy. “Death Race.” Early Video Arcade, United States. 1976 |
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Dave Shepperd. “Night Driver.” Early Video Arcade, United States. 1976 |
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Magnavox. “Odyssey 100.” 1st Gen Home Video Games. United States. 1975 |
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Tomohiro Nishikado. “Space Invaders.” Golden Age Arcade, Japan. 1978 |
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Masanobu Endo. “Xevious.” Golden Age Arcade, Japan. 1982 |
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Lyle Rains and Ed Logg. “Asteroids.” Golden Age Arcade, United States. 1979 |
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Eugene Jarvis. “Robotron 2084.” Golden Age Arcade, United Stats. 1982 |
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Dave Theurer. “Missile Command.” Golden Age Arcade, United States. 198 |
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Toru Iwatani. “Pac-Man.” Golden Age Arcade, Japan. 1980 |
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Shigeru Miyamoto. “Donkey Kong.” Golden Age Arcade, Japan. 1981 |
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Cinematronics. “Dragon’s Lair.” Golden Age Arcade, United States. 1983 |
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Owen Rubin. “Major Havoc.” Golden Age Arcade, United States. 1983 |
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Atari. “Video Computer System.” 2nd Gen Home Video Games. United States. 1977 |
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Atari. “Space Invaders.” 2nd Gen Home Video Games. United States. 1980 |
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Warren RobineY. “Adventure.” 2nd Gen Home Video Games. United States. 1979 |
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David Crane. “Piiall!” 2nd Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1982 |
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Mys2que. “Custer’s Revenge.” 2nd Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1982 |
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Howard ScoY Warshaw. “E.T: The Extra-Terrestrial” 2nd Gen Home Video Games, United States. 1982 |
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Apple. “Apple II.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1977 |
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Infocom. “Zork I: The Great Underground Empire.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1980 |
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Roberta Williams. “King’s Quest.” Early Home Computers, United States 1984 |
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Richard GarrioY. “Ul2ma.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1982 |
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Ar2cial Intelligence Design. “Rogue.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1984 |
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Lucaslm Games. “Rescue on Fractalus.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1984 |
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David Braben and Ian Bell. “Elite.” Early Home Computers, England. 1984 |
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Alexy Pajitnov. “Tetris.” Early Home Computers, Soviet Union. 1984 |
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Jordan Mechner. “Prince of Persia.” Early Home Computers, United States. 1989 |
