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  1. 1974’s Bizarre Game Consoles

    (The History of How We Play)

    Though the Odyssey launched in 1972, the world was not exactly clamoring for home video game consoles.

  2. Whenceforth Dave Nutting?

    (The History of How We Play)

    This past week, I helped Chicago Gamespace put together a Dave Nutting exhibit at Midwest Gaming Classic 2026.

  3. Play History, Episode #7

    (The History of How We Play)

    Back at it again with Episode #7 of Play History!

  4. 2025, The Losses

    (The History of How We Play)

    A year is an unrelenting period of time.

  5. Did Atari Delay the VCS?

    (The History of How We Play)

    Magnavox said, “For $700,000 we’ll give you a paid-up license.”

  6. Selects #4 – Dating (Some of) the First CRPGs

    (The History of How We Play)

    Fifty years is as good a time as any to put things in order.

  7. Hidden Innovations of Golf Video Games

    (The History of How We Play)

    Sports games are a large blindspot for most video game historians – I admit it!

  8. Sega’s One-Sided Story

    (The History of How We Play)

    Having recently completed a dramatic readthrough of Console Wars and released the first version of errata for The Ultimate History of Video Games, a shared topic has come to mind: Sega of America and the tenure of Tom Kalinske.

  9. 2024, The Losses

    (The History of How We Play)

    This year was truly stacked with devastating losses for the legacy of the video game industry.

  10. Insert Coin: The Exhibit

    (The History of How We Play)

    These past few months I’ve been busy helping put together the Insert Coin exhibit for the Cleve Carney Museum of Art, connected to College of DuPage in Glen Elyn, Illinois.