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NextGen.biz lists 30 of the most defining moments in video game history. Some of these moments include: the introduction of the Atari 2600, Nintendo saving the gaming industry in the late '80s, the first annual E3 Expo, Microsoft pioneering the way to (console) online gaming with Xbox Live, and of course, the release of Nintendo's latest console, Wii.
From consoles to game genres, from lawsuits to graphics, these are the 30 big moments that define the videogame industry, from 1977 to the present day...
In 1977 the Atari 2600 launched and along with it much of what we know today as the videogame industry. How did we get where we are today? We have surveyed our history and chosen one moment from each year that defines who and what we are today.
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Normally I don't like a quote-sigs, but this would be an exception and a half.
Edit: I changed my mind that is to fan-boyish even for me.
And Evanster, the Wii and Xbox Live are in there, you just didn't read far enough into the article...
The PS3 should be in there for being the most reliable system. PS2 for sure as well.
Good to see Alone in the Dark recognised as the first survival horror game.
FFVII brought RPGs to the mainstream audience. It deserves to be on the list
In fact, more games should probably be on the list too. Why not make it top 50? XD
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