Sentences with phrase «by game historians»

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By day he's abaseball historian, and in the mid-1990s he started collecting box scores ofNegro leagues games.

But if you don't immediately grasp the reference being made, it shouldn't be missed by any video game enthusiast, or amateur historian.

When it comes to the preservation of console games of the 1990s, the development work that came out of Korea tends to get overlooked by many historians and archivists.

If you would like to learn more about the history of and war on Video Game Violence, you can watch an excellent documentary here: The Creation of the ESRB by The Gaming Historian.

The game is being sold by video game historian / journalist Frank Cifaldi, who describes it thusly:

Antoine Clerc - Renaud — Video Game Historian and Freelance Writer — Now living in Montreal, by way of France where he grew up and lived for 24 years, Antoine is a passionate gamer and a dedicated writer.

This new educational mode of the game lets everyone, from players to history - enthusiasts and non-gamers, choose between free roaming the beautiful world of Ancient Egypt to learn more about its history and daily life, or embarking on guided tours curated by historians and Egyptologists.

Shortly after the book's publication, this was disputed by noted videogame historian, Alexander Smith, who said that although this information had been briefly mentioned in David Sheff's 1993 history of Nintendo, Game Over, it simply wasn't true.

The works of Willem Weismann are inspired by a wide range of sources from comic books, video games and cinema to ideas by historians such as Hayden White (US, 1928).

There is a fascinating book called Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England by environmental historian William Cronon that traces the changing human impact on the New England landscape from the days when Native Americans burned the undergrowth to make hunting game easier to days of European farmers to more recent types of development.