Podcast: PvP or PvE? (Online Gaming Part 1)

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It sounds crazy, but online gaming has been around just about as long as video games themselves. The two technologies seemed to emerge from similar origins, despite games having a clear head start. Jam and Fred begin the journey of the history of online gaming starting with the educational PLATO network and ending this first part at the first dial-up modems for home consoles in the mid 90s.

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Written by Fred Rojas

April 20, 2016 at 11:00 am

Posted in podcast

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Gaming History 101