Going Rogue: A history of the origins of Rogue, Hack, and NetHack
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The history of Soulless 6. How Guitar Hero players perfected an impossible April Fool's song.
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Sonic The Hedgehog was released this day in 1991 on Sega Mega Drive. What are your memories playing Sonic?
I still play thanks to emulation, back then when i was a kid never had a console and only played with friends. What are your memories playing Sonic?
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Alfred the Great against the Vikings: How realistic is England in Crusader Kings III?
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The famous Nuclear Gandhi glitch in Civilization is a hoax
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A dialog in Real Time Strategy - The early years of competition between Blizzard and Westwood
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The story of the first video game cartridge
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History of Kriegsspiel: How did war become a game?
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Investigation: Who’s telling the truth about Disco Elysium?
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The history of Halo 2 world records
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Getting Over It's biggest barrier was finally broken
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The history of Super Mario Bros 3 100% world records
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The forgotten portable NES
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Barrett .50 Cal.
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Douglas Adams on the 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' game (1985)
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Twelve years before the Nintendo Wii took over living rooms, Sports Sciences released Batter-Up, a motion-controlled baseball bat for the Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, and personal computers
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The complete history of the A Button Challenge
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Meet the man who invented microtransactions years before Oblivion’s horse armour
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The history of Lego Star Wars world records
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Atari revives unreleased arcade game too damn hard for 1982 players
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The story of Super Mario Kart
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Making text adventure games (1985)
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How speedrunners conquered the World's Hardest Game
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A brief history of Multi-User Dungeons
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RetroAhoy: X-COM
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The history of Mega Man 2 world records
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Why Nintendo doesn't make everything you want
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The hidden shortcuts of Mario Kart Double Dash
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A brief history of (unintentionally) unbeatable games
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The history of New Super Mario Bros Wii world records
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MSX computers - Scrolling, sprites, and stereotypes
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Why did the world’s best chess player go insane?
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The history of Super Punch-Out world records
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Fifty years of text games
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Behind the scenes of Spectrum’s dive into the Atari 2600 design - Telling the story in 1983 meant digging details out of developers and dodging lawyers
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You're finally awake: Nine developers recount the making of Skyrim
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He created The Oregon Trail and he didn’t make a penny
11 votes -
The history of Wii Sports world records
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The history of Katamari Damacy
7 votes -
Capablanca: How I learned to play chess (1916)
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Texture Archaeology, Cobblestone, and the most overused texture from the 90s
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The increasingly absurd story of a never-solved 1980s puzzle with a $1,000,000 prize
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What is chess hustling and how much do chess hustlers make?
6 votes -
French games used to be weird
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Quake renaissance: A short history of twenty-five years of Quake modding
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Quake renaissance: Where is Quake now, and how did it get here?
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Victoria II, Part I: Mechanics and Gears
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Remember when multiplayer gaming needed envelopes and stamps? The history of play by mail games
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Why medieval city-builder video games are historically inaccurate
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History of game jams
4 votes