Jason H. (jasonhackwith) reviewed on 2/11/2012

Helpful Score: 2

A fascinating history of the early days of the video game, from the very earliest days of Pong to the first coin-ops and beyond. Includes personal accounts from some of the great visionaries and entrepreneurs who made it all happen, from MIT engineers and small-time hobbyists to unique characters like Nolan Bushnell, arguably the father of the video game industry, described by a close friend as having 'the attention span of a golden retriever.' A fun read for geeks, gamers, and the general population alike.

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