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ROLENTA PRESS
PO BOX 1365
SPRINGFIELD, NJ 07081
PHOENIX: THE FALL & RISE OF VIDEOGAMES
Copyright 1994, 1997, 2001 by Leonard Herman
This book was originally published under the title:
Phoenix: The Fall & Rise of Home Videogames
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review, without permission in writing from the author or publisher.
All names mentioned or images displayed are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
This book has not been approved, authorized, or endorsed by any of the manufacturing companies that are mentioned within.
Published by Rolenta Press
PO Box 1365
Springfield, NJ 07081-5365
www.rolentapress.com
Third Edition
First Printing 1000 June 2001
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 94-92417
ISBN 0-9643848-5-X
PHOENIX may be obtained by retail outlets at special rates.
Write to the publisher for more information.
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This book is dedicated to my shining stars
Ron & Greg & of course Tamar
| FOREWORD by Ralph H. Baer
| INTRODUCTION
1| COMPUTER HISTORY
2| 1970-1973
3| 1974-1976
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A| COMPUTERS
B| THE INTERNET
C| WEB SITES
D| MAGAZINES
E| BOOKS
F| BIBLIOGRAPHY
| Sanders Associates
| Ralph Baer
| Nolan Bushnell
| Warren Robinett
| CVC
| Amiga
| Gumpei Yokoi
| Satoshi Tajiri
Willy Higinbotham
Higinbothams oscilloscope
Spacewar
Ralph Baers Brown Box
Nutting Computer Space
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey Light Rifle
Al Alcorn (2000)
Atari Pong Prototype
Atari Pong
Atari Pong
Coleco Telstar
Mattel Electronics Missile Attack
Fairchild Video Entertainment System
RCA Studio II
Coleco Telstar Arcade
Atari Ultra Pong Doubles
Coleco Combat
Atari Video Pinball & Stunt Cycle
Milton Bradley Comp IV
Mattel Football (reissued 2000)
Atari Video Computer System (VCS)
Bally Arcade
Milton Bradley Simon
Magnavox Odyssey2
Atari Keyboard Controllers
Atari Touch Me Handheld
Atari VCS Breakout
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari Asteroids
Atari Cosmos
Milton Bradley Microvision
Atari VCS Space Invaders
Mattel Intellivision
Mattel Intellivision Computer
Jerrold Playcable
Astrovision Professional Arcade
Activision Fishing Derby
Atari Battlezone
Williams Defender
Puck-Man Logo
Namco Pac-Man
Atari VCS Missile Command
Atari Tempest
Nintendo Donkey Kong
First National Kidisc
Electronic Games Winter 1982
Entex Adventurevision
Coleco Pac-Man
GCE Vectrex
Emerson Arcadia 2001
Coleco Colecovision
Coleco Expansion Module 1
Sega Zaxxon
Coleco Expansion Module 2
Atari 5200
Starpath Supercharger
Mattel Intellivoice
Odyssey2 w/ The Voice
Magnavox Odyssey3
Odyssey K.C. Munchkin
Atari 2600 Pac-Man
Atari 2600 E.T.
Custers Revenge
Mattel Intellivision II
Mattel Intellivision II w/ System Changer
Mattel Intellivision Computer Adapter
Mattel Intellivision Music Synthesizer
Mattel Aquarius
Atari My First Computer
Coleco Adam
Coleco Gemini
Coleco Kid Vid
Ultravision VAS
Playaround
Amiga Power Module
Amiga Joyboard
Coleco Super Action Controller
Coleco Roller Controller
Atari 5200 Trak-Ball
Atari 5200 w/ 2600 Adaptor
Atari Kids Controller
Milton Bradley Flight Commander
Answer Software PGP-1
Xonox Double-Ender
CVC Gameline
Murder Anyone?
Nintendo Famicom
Atari 7800
Atari Mindlink
RDI Halcyon
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Nintendo ROB
Computer Entertainment August 1985
NES Super Mario Bros
Sega Master System
Mattel Captain Power
Atari XE Game System
Atari 2600 Jr.
Exus Foot Craz Activity Pad
Sega 3D Glasses
WOW Action Max
Nintendo Power Pad
VGCE November 1988
LJN Roll & Rocker
Broderbund U-Force
Mattel Power Glove
Tengen Tetris
Nintendo Tetris
Tengen & Nintendo Tetris
View-Master Interactive Vision
Konix Multi-System
NEC TurboGrafx-16
NEC Turbografx-CD
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis with Power Base Converter
Nintendo Gameboy
Nintendo Gameboy Tetris
Atari Lynx
Sega Master System 2
Nintendo Super Famicom
SNK NeoGeo
Software Toolworks Miracle Piano Teaching System
NEC TurboExpress
Sega Game Gear
Nintendo SNES
Sony SNES Playstation Prototype
Philips CD-i
Galoob Game Genie
Acemore Game Action Replay
Gameboy 4-Player Adaptor
Gametek Travel Guide
Atari Lynx II
Sega Genesis Sonic The Hedgehog
Sega CD
NEC TurboDuo
Camerica Aladdin
Nintendo Mario Paint
Sega Menacer
Panasonic REAL 3DO
Atari Jaguar
Sega Activator
Sega Genesis 2 & Sega CD 2
Sega Genesis CDX
Sega Pico
Nintendo NES 2
Amiga CD32
Watara Supervision
Catapult XBand
Sega 32X
SNK NeoGeo CD
JVC XEye
Sega Pods
Sega IR7000
Nintendo SNES Donkey Kong Country
Nintendo Super Gameboy
Aura Interactor
Sports Sciences Batter Up
Nintendo Virtual Boy
Sega Nomad
Sega Neptune
Sega Saturn
Sony Playstation
Nintendo64
Atari Jaguar CD
Tiger Electronics R-Zone
Nintendo Satellaview
Activision Atari 2600 Action Pack 3
SoundX & Edtris 2600
Nintendo Super Mario64
Bandai Atmark
Sega Netlink
Nintendo Gameboy & Gameboy Pocket
Tiger Electronics Super Screen
Virtual I/O Virtual i-Glasses
Atari Jaguar VR
Williams Arcade Classics
CyberPunks Stella Gets A New Brain
Bandai Tamagotchi
Tiger Giga Pets
Tiger Defender
Tiger R-Zone X.P.G
Tiger game.com
Nintendo SNES 2
Reality Quest Game Glove
Sega Dreamcast VMS
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Genesis 3
Sony Pocketstation
Nintendo Pocket Pikachu
Nintendo Gameboy Camera & Printer
Nintendo Gameboy Light
Gameboy Color
Nintendo N64 Expansion Pack
SNK Neo*Geo Pocket
Tiger game.com Pocket Pro
Bleem!
Interact Sharkwire Online
Bandai Wonderswan
Williams Pinball 2000
Billy Mitchell
Classic Gaming Expo
Walter Day
Microsoft X-Box Prototype
Indrema L600
Samsung NUON-enhanced DVD player
Sony Playstation2
Sony Playstation2 with Hard Drive
Sony PSOne
Interact Shark MX
songpro.com Song-Pro
Nintendo Gamecube and Gameboy Advance
Pikachu Nintendo 64
Nintendo Pokmon Pikachu 2 GS
Atari 130XE
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
Commodore 64
Microsoft Internet Explorer
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