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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Atari's Origins in the Console Gaming Space
02:20 • 2min
How the 2600 Succeeded
03:58 • 1min
How to Write a Retrospective for a Book
05:08 • 5min
Atari Archive Volume One
10:00 • 2min
The Strangest Things About Getting Old
12:19 • 3min
MySheets Rock Review
14:57 • 3min
The Myth of Video Games
18:26 • 1min
The History of the Atari Console
19:48 • 5min
The Best Two Player Games of All Time
24:54 • 3min
The Origins of Video Games
28:06 • 5min
The Importance of Authenticity in Video Capture
32:54 • 2min
Crystal Lee: A Champion of Game Preservation and Documentation
35:04 • 2min
The Winner's Book of Video Games by Craig Cubie
36:57 • 2min
The Importance of ExpressVPN for Podcasting
38:32 • 4min
How to Design and Sell a Home Game System
42:25 • 3min
The Future of Video Games
45:53 • 4min
The History of the 2600
49:51 • 2min
The Evolution of Atari's Hardware
52:11 • 3min
The History of the Sega 2600
55:19 • 3min
The History of Atari and Sears
58:25 • 5min
The Black Box Pixel Art Style for Flag Capture
01:03:52 • 2min
The Zelda Gold Cartridge
01:05:27 • 1min
The Early 2600 ROMs
01:06:28 • 2min
The Atari 2600: A System That Never Hit the Peak
01:08:32 • 2min
Doodlebug on the 2600
01:10:21 • 2min
David Crane's Pitfall 2
01:12:04 • 2min
Ghostbusters 2600 Homebrew
01:13:47 • 2min
The History of Gunfight
01:15:34 • 2min
The Success of the Nintendo 2600
01:17:22 • 4min
The Impact of the FCC on Computer History
01:21:14 • 2min
Atari Archive, Volume 1, 1977 Through 1978
01:23:13 • 4min
Atari Archive Volume 1, 1977 Through 1978
01:27:10 • 4min
The Origins of Atari 2600
01:30:49 • 2min