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  • Blu-ray
    ...lso known as '''Blu-ray Disc''' or '''BD''', is an optical storage format. It was launched on June 20, [[2006]]. It became the most popular format against its competitor, [[HD-DVD]].
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  • HD DVD
    It was launched on March 31, 2006, and was discontinued merely two years later It was designed to supersede [[DVD]], but it never did so. It became obsolete due to the more successful competing high-definition optica
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  • Reverse engineering
    ...for determining how something works by taking it apart and reconstructing it without prior knowledge of the specifics.
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  • VHS
    It was developed by [[JVCKenwood|JVC]] and was first released in Japan on Sept It largely became the most popular option against the competing analogue tape
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  • Fix-It Felix Jr.
    software_name = Fix-It Felix Jr.| software_image = [[File:Fix-It Felix Jr. logo.jpg|300px]]|
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  • Betamax
    It was developed by [[Sony]] and was first released in Japan on May 10, [[1975 It was outsold by the competing analog tape format, [[VHS]].
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  • Fix-It Felix
    #REDIRECT [[Fix-It Felix Jr.]]
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  • Gump & Co.
    '''''Gump & Co.''''' was a book by [[Winston Groom]]. It was the second book in the [[Forrest Gump|''Forrest Gump'' series]]. It was published by [[Simon & Schuster]]. It published the paperback edition under its [[Pocket Books]] imprint.
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  • Fix-It Felix Jr. (arcade game)
    #REDIRECT [[Fix-It Felix Jr. (video game)]]
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  • Museum news archives
    ...tter released. [http://www.wecmuseum.org/newsletters/january-2020.pdf Read it here]. ...ter released. [http://www.wecmuseum.org/newsletters/february-2020.pdf Read it here].
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  • Hi-Res Adventure 0: Mission Asteroid
    ...fter ''Mystery House'', which was #1. It was placed first in the series as it was considered easier to complete.
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  • Erik Fichtelius
    ...ht it to the attention of the publisher [[Scandinavian PC Systems]]. After it was published, ''Stuga'' became the first publicly available Swedish [[adve
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  • Golden Axed
    ...s]] that was canceled after [[Sega]] closed the studio that was developing it, [[Sega Studios Australia]], in 2013. The name ''Golden Axed'' is a play on It only has one level, as it is merely a prototype. It was intended to be part of a series of games known as "Sega Reborn". These
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  • Star Trek (1971 video game)
    ...on a [[SDS Sigma 7]] mainframe computer in 1971 as Star Trek. He re-wrote it for an [[HP 2000C]] minicomputer in 1972. [[David H. Ahl]] and [[Mary Cole]] converted it to [[BASIC-PLUS]] so it could be published by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] in the "101 BASIC C
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  • Retro Gamer
    ...agazine. It was the first magazine dedicated entirely to retro gaming when it was released in January 2004. It often included cover discs with retro games contained within.
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  • Alan Cox
    ...the scripting code of the [[1989]] adventure, ''[[Personal Nightmare]]''. It used little else, however, due to the engine for that game being too compli
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  • Spider-Man: No Way Home
    ...ction film by [[Marvel Studios]] that utilizes computer-generated imagery. It was the twenty-seventh film in the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]], the ninth ...2002 film)|Spider-Man]]'', ''[[Spider-Man 2]]'', and ''[[Spider-Man 3]]''. It also features the [[Spider-Man#Amazing Spider-Man|version of Spider-Man]] a
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  • Streets of Kamurocho
    ...ts of Kamurocho''''' is an endless brawler [[video game]] for [[Windows]]. It is a spin-off of the [[Like a Dragon|''Like a Dragon'' series]] that utiliz ...e as part of their [[Sega 60th Anniversary|60th anniversary]] celebration. It was released for free on October 17, 2020, for [[Windows]] on [[Steam]] and
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  • Soft Vision
    ...Vision''' is a Japanese software developer and publisher. Until [[1996]], it also published [[video game]]s. It was formerly an affiliate of [[Coconuts Japan]].
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  • Blackwell Unbound
    It follows Rosa's aunt Lauren Blackwell on a case in 1973 as she works with he ...ly meant to be a flashback scene in ''[[The Blackwell Convergence]]'', but it was cut from that game and released as a full-fledged game of its own.
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  • Appli Archives
    ...ext-align:center" | 50 ''[[Slitherlink]]'' puzzles from the [[G-Mode]] ''[[It's a Pencil Puzzle]]'' app (2001) ...ext-align:center" | 50 ''[[Slitherlink]]'' puzzles from the [[G-Mode]] ''[[It's a Pencil Puzzle]]'' app (2001)
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  • Armor of Heroes
    '''''Armor of Heroes''''' is a [[video game]] for [[Windows]]. It is a tank battle game for up to four players in local multiplayer. ...e as part of their [[Sega 60th Anniversary|60th anniversary]] celebration. It was released for free on October 15, 2020, for [[Windows]] on [[Steam]] and
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  • Commander Keen in Invasion of the Vorticons
    ...in Invasion of the Vorticons''''' was a platform game by [[iD Software]]. It is the first game in the [[Commander Keen|''Commander Keen'' series]]. It was a shareware platform game released episodically. The first episode was
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  • Korea Computer Center
    company_type = North Korea government IT research center| It was founded in Pyongyang on October 24, 1990. Until 2015, it was considered a research institute. In early 2015, the Korea Computer Cent
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  • Dottori-kun
    '''''Dottori-kun''''' was an [[arcade]] [[maze game]] developed by [[Sega]]. It was released in Japan in [[1990]]. It was based on Sega's [[1979]] arcade game, ''[[Head On]]''.
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  • Sea of Thieves
    The Hungering Deep was developed in two months. It was released on May 29, 2018. Cursed Sails added ships controlled by artificial intelligence. It was released on July 31, 2018.
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  • Amstrad
    It is a contraction of '''A'''lan '''M'''ichael '''S'''ugar '''Trad'''ing. It closed in 1997.
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  • System Flaw
    ...], it can't be played on [[Nintendo DS]] [[video game console]]s. However, it can be played on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and [[New Nintendo 3DS]] family of sy
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  • Castle
    '''''Castle''''' was the first text [[adventure game]]. It was developed by [[Peter Langston]] in 1974 using his fantasy story tool, [ ...ly created in [[HP Time-Shared BASIC]], likely on an [[HP 2000]], in 1973. It was converted to C in 1974 and was released on a mainframe running [[UNIX|U
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  • MinebeaMitsumi
    ...o Entertainment System|Family Computer]] controller, released in [[1983]]. It also released the controllers for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], th Mitsumi introduced the 2⅘-inch quick [[floppy disk|disk]] in 1985. It was used in the [[Family Computer Disk System]], which was released in Japa
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  • Mario Bros. Special
    It was developed and published by [[Hudson Soft]] based on ''[[Mario Bros. (vi ...the wire and cause it to flip over allowing Mario to jump on it and remove it from the stage.
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  • Gaspara Arcade
    ...st appeared in print in the April 9, 1923 edition of the ''Star-Gazette''. It was one of the longest continuously running arcades in the world when Eldri It reopened as Gaspara Arcade in 2008.
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  • 1889
    It recorded information through a mechanized binary code in that it sent an electromechanical pulse that incremented a counter. A specified par
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  • Fix-It Felix Jr. (video game)
    software_name = Fix-It Felix | ...arcade game published by The Walt Disney Company to promote the film Wreck-It Ralph.
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  • Bone: Out from Boneville
    ...ville''''' was a point-and-click [[adventure game]] by [[Telltale Games]]. It was based on the ''[[Bone]]'' comic of the same name by [[Jeff Smith]]. It used the [[Telltale Tool]], the in-house [[Lua]]-based game engine.
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  • Tetris Gaming Handheld
    It had a monochrome [[liquid crystal display]] screen that plays a derivative It is officially licensed by [[The Tetris Company]] and was available at [[McD
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  • Hasbro
    It was renamed '''Hasbro Industries''' in 1968. After acquiring Milton Bradley, it was renamed '''Hasbro Bradley''' in 1984.
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  • ZX Spectrum
    It was the number one selling computer in the United Kingdom throughout the 19 It was sold from 1982 until 1992.
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  • Face Training: Facial exercises to strengthen and relax from Fumiko Inudo
    ...], it can't be played on [[Nintendo DS]] [[video game console]]s. However, it can be played on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and [[New Nintendo 3DS]] family of sy
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  • Aquarius
    It had a short life, as it was cancelled in October 1983 among the [[video game crash of 1983]].
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  • Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX
    ...on with [[Hatsune Miku|Hatsune Miku's]] creator, [[Crypton Future Media]]. It is a spin-off of the [[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA|''Hatsune Miku: Project D It uses character models based on the Hatsune Miku [[Nendoroid]] figures by [[
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  • Pentium
    ...', also known as '''P5''', was a microprocessor architecture by [[Intel]]. It was the fifth generation of [[x86]] microprocessors. It was expected to be named '''586''' or '''i586''' due to the naming scheme o
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  • Wander
    ...t was first created by [[Peter Langston]] in 1973. He continued working on it until 1984. ...ainframe running [[UNIX|UNIX V5]] at Harvard University in 1974. In 1980, it was released on a PSL Games collection for Unix.
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  • Aleste Gaiden
    '''''Aleste Gaiden''''' was a shoot 'em up [[video game]] by [[Compile]]. It was the second game in the [[Aleste|''Aleste'' series]]. It was released on September 8, [[1989]] as part of ''[[Disc Station|Disc Stat
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  • Dr. Mario Online Rx
    '''''Dr. Mario Online Rx''''' is an puzzle [[video game|game]] by [[Arika]]. It was the seventh game in the [[Dr. Mario|''Dr. Mario'' series]]. It was released digitally through [[WiiWare]].
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  • Trolex Engineering
    ...was incorporated as '''T.E.L. Engineering Limited''' on November 30, 1977. It began trading as Trolex Engineering Limited on December 31, 1978. ...nufactured a video game console with technology licensed from [[Radofin]]. It was also sold under the Rowtron brand name.
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  • Hammurabi
    It was converted to [[DEC BASIC]] by [[David H. Ahl]] in [[1971]]. An expanded It was converted from [[BASIC]] to [[Hugo]] by [[Rick Merrill]] in [[2002]].
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  • Sfinx
    ...ssor that an alien spaceship has landed somewhere, so they set off to find it. ...lable on the downloads page of the adventure game interpreter [[ScummVM]]. It is available in its original Polish language, and for the first time, an En
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  • ColecoVision
    | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | It is included on the [[Legends Flashback]] owned by WEC Museum. | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | It is included on the [[Legends Flashback]] owned by WEC Museum.
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  • Slot machine
    In Asian gambling parlors, it is common for slot machines to be combined with elements of [[pachinko]]. T ...y of Brooklyn, New York developed a gambling machine that simulated poker. It had five reels, each of which had pictures of card faces. The faces lined u
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