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The Timeline and History of Video Games
Subscribe to: http://thedeftgamer.blogspot.com and http://twitter.com/thedeftgamer Song by the deftones - up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, select, start. (yes its the name of the deftones song) (yes its the konami code) This video is a labor of love which i busted my ass to get done. It is a film that shows videogame cosoles of today all the way from the very beginning, set to a deftones soundtrack. It was amazing to learn about all the little storys behind each console and how games have changed shape over the last few years. Because directors have a 10 minute time limit, i could not be as detailed as i wish but i hope that non the less that you like it! Next review will be in a week or so after this...
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Commodore 64 - 25th Anniversary Celebration: A Look Back at a Game-Changing Computer
Remembering the C64: How a $595 Marvel Revolutionized the Personal Computing World
In the early 1980s, the personal computing landscape was on the verge of a revolution. Amidst a sea of technological innovation, one computer, in particular, stood out and changed the course of computing history—the Commodore 64. As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of this groundbreaking machine, it's essential to reflect on its profound impact and the era it defined.
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The Evolution of the Apple Logo: From Sketch to Icon
A Journey Through Apple's Iconic Logo History
The Apple logo is not just a symbol; it's an icon representing innovation, design, and technology. Its evolution from a rudimentary sketch to the sleek and modern emblem we know today is a testament to Apple's transformation over the years.
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A Journey Through Apple Computer History: From the Garage to Global Tech Giant
A Brief Overview of Apple's Remarkable Evolution
Take a quick journey through the captivating history of Apple Computer, a company that started in a garage and went on to revolutionize technology with iconic products like the Macintosh and iPhone.
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