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by David
Cuciz,
James Krych and
Michael Thomasson
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From
Neptune to Earth
Inspired by the classic arcade game Gyruss,
this military science-fiction book tells the tale of the thirteen Outer Colonies
joining together and fight a bloody
war to free the Earth from a ruthless
and cruel enemy.This is the story of a single squadron
during the Ideoclan
War.
Journey with them as they first meet during a “Call to Arms”,
become hardened veterans through exhausting campaigns,
lose friends in battle,
re-gain their edge, and in the process help win precious freedom for the Earth
and eventual independence for their Colonies.
300 Pages - 51/2
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Written by
Leonard Herman, the author of Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Videogames
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The book
that would not die!
ABC To The VCS is the ultimate summary guide to
the Atari 2600. Originally written in 1983 during the height of the 2600's popularity,
the first edition of this book was finally released in 1996 thanks to an overwhelming
demand from collectors. Now, nearly a decade later, the 2600 is still popular
among collectors and programmers alike. Unreleased games from the eighties are
constantly being discovered and released and new 'homebrew' games are still being
written for this system that ceased production in 1991. In all there are 163 more
titles in the 2nd edition than were in the 1st edition.
NEW FOR THE 2nd
EDITION:
· Summaries of over 700 games
· Inclusion of Sears
titles
· Atari 2600 Today List
· Screen shots of nearly
everygame
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Go
behind the Scenes with the man who covered the Electronic Games business from
Day One!
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1981 Bill Kunkel and Arnie Katz founded Electronic Games magazine, the first magazine
devoted entirely to the new generation of plugged-in
entertainment, from
video and computer games to handhelds, tabletop games, coin-ops and even state-of-the-art
military and training simulators. Although the magazine lasted just a few issues
past its third birthday, it is still regarded as one of the finest game magazines
ever published. Now, Bill Kunkel, a.k.a. The Game Doctor, reveals the untold stories
behind both the magazine and the people who brought us the 'classic' era of electronic
gaming, along with other personal memoirs ranging from his early days as a comic
book writer and rock guitarist to the sad saga of how his lifelong dream of becoming
The Batman became the basis of a nightmarish movie/computer game tie-in experience.Whether
you’re a fan of videogames, comic books, or simply love to hear good inside
stories told with a spark of wit and candor, gather round; Confessions of the
Game Doctor is just what the doctor ordered.
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| | Videogames:
In the Beginning
is a whopping 280 pages and presented in full-color.
The book contains 280 pages full of original internal memos from Sanders Associates,
the company that allowed Mr. Baer to put together the device, and Magnavox, which
ultimately released the device as the Odyssey in 1972. The book also includes
over 150 photos, schematics, patent description pages, as well as the 4-page treatise
that Mr. Baer wrote upon conceiving the idea of attaching a device to a television
to play games.
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