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Atari’s Bad E.T. Game Wasn’t Responsible For The 1983 Video Game Crash, Capitalism Was – Kotaku Australia
History is the study of literally everything that has ever happened, and by that measure, it is objectively the most interesting of all fields. It’s also just totally,…
History is the study of literally everything that has ever happened, and by that measure, it is objectively the most interesting of all fields. Its also just totally, categorically wrong, like, 90 per cent of the time. Case in point: Youve probably heard that E.T. for the Atari 2600 was so bad that it crashed the video game industry. Turns out, thats not what happened at least, not exactly. On this weeks Splitscreen podcast, we deep dive into the landfill that is licensed games history as well as…
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