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Charles Martinet | Self - Narrator | |
Tom Hanks | Self | |
Jean-Claude Van Damme | Self | |
Tom Cruise | Self | |
Nolan Bushnell | Self | |
Shigeru Miyamoto | Self - Nintendo Game Designer | |
Rebecca Ann Heineman | Self | |
Bruce A. Young | Self | |
Murray Hamilton | Self | |
Ronald Reagan | Self | |
Steven Spielberg | Self | |
Bruce Lee | Self | |
Bill Bellamy | Self - MTV VJ | |
Bolo Yeung | Self | |
Ho Sung Pak | Self | |
Pat Summerall | Self | |
Byron Dorgan | Self | |
John Madden | Self | |
Jane Pauley | Self | |
Pat Buchanan | Self | |
Dana Plato | Self | |
David Ho | Self | |
Daisy Fuentes | Self - MTV VJ | |
Harry Smith | Self | |
Pete Rose | Self |
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Producer | Alexandra Miller
Fuyuko Mochizuki Melissa Wood Ariane Wu Audra Arnaudon |
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Cinematography | Peter Fackler
Harvey Hogan |
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Musician | Robert Allen Elliott
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Traces the history of classic video games, featuring insights from the innovators who brought these worlds and characters to life. |
46 mins 8/19/2020 1. Boom & Bust | |
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Space Invaders and Pac-Man lead an arcade craze, while Atari's cartridge system dominates home gaming until high-profile failure sparks a downfall.
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43 mins 8/19/2020 2. Comeback Kid | |
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A Japanese playing card company called Nintendo enters gaming and hits it big with Donkey Kong, then later takes over home gaming with the NES.
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40 mins 8/19/2020 3. Role Players | |
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Inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, adventure and role-playing computer games introduce unprecedented levels of choice and complexity to players.
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41 mins 8/19/2020 4. This is War | |
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Sega's Genesis console and its speedy character, Sonic, hit the market. Electronic Arts kicks off a partnership with football legend John Madden.
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43 mins 8/19/2020 5. Fight! | |
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Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat give rise to head-to-head fighting genre, but the increasing graphic violence in games brings controversy.
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37 mins 8/19/2020 6. Level Up | |
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Nintendo goes 3D with Star Fox. Wolfenstein 3D popularizes the first-person shooter format, while Doom ups the ante with networked gaming.
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