Rules of War: A Historical Look At How War Has Influenced Game Design
Posted by 1UP Staff on Thursday November 19, 2009 10:36 p.m.
Rules of War
Stepping back from the front lines to examine how war has defined how we make games.
Stepping back from the front lines to examine how war has defined how we make games.
The rule is that war is a given in video games. The second game ever made had the word right in its name. MIT's Model Railroad Club made Spacewar! to indulge their predilection for Sci-Fi pulp first and foremost, but that game nonetheless fired the medium's ...
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