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Game Machines 1972-2012
The encyclopedia of consoles, handhelds & home computers
von Winnie Forster, herausgegeben von Heinrich Lenhardt9780987830500 The Encyclopedia of Game Machines: Consoles, handheld & home computers 1972-2012
Four decades of onscreen fun and interaction: This new and heavily updated edition of the classic Gameplan book presents almost every game computer and console ever created, from Japan, USA and Europe, along with classic software in its authentic, pixellated glory, and background information as well as key technical facts. Nearly 500 game machines - million sellers, bizarre slip-ups and exotic variants - are celebrated in full colour chapters with extensive appendixes. From Atari to Xbox, from the C64 to 3DS: Game. Machines is the reference point for members of the PlayStation generation; whether they’re gamers or collectors. Originally published in Germany, Game. Machines has been recognized as a `suitable reference´ and `recommended reading´ (by Germany's premier micro monthly C’t), as `very entertaining´ (Gamestar) and `compulsory reading´ (PlayZone) or simply as `Ace´ (ComputerBILD). Seven years in the making, this greatly enhanced and revised edition invites you to a time journey across the video game era: From the 4-bit beginnings to the broadband future. That's what the UK editors had to say, after taking a look at the first edition (2005):
Four decades of onscreen fun and interaction: This new and heavily updated edition of the classic Gameplan book presents almost every game computer and console ever created, from Japan, USA and Europe, along with classic software in its authentic, pixellated glory, and background information as well as key technical facts. Nearly 500 game machines - million sellers, bizarre slip-ups and exotic variants - are celebrated in full colour chapters with extensive appendixes. From Atari to Xbox, from the C64 to 3DS: Game. Machines is the reference point for members of the PlayStation generation; whether they’re gamers or collectors. Originally published in Germany, Game. Machines has been recognized as a `suitable reference´ and `recommended reading´ (by Germany's premier micro monthly C’t), as `very entertaining´ (Gamestar) and `compulsory reading´ (PlayZone) or simply as `Ace´ (ComputerBILD). Seven years in the making, this greatly enhanced and revised edition invites you to a time journey across the video game era: From the 4-bit beginnings to the broadband future. That's what the UK editors had to say, after taking a look at the first edition (2005):