Game History Database

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May 152006
 

Here’s a fantastic resource: Martin Rytter’s History Database of videogame events, which uses the timeline and lots more as a source, searchable, filterable and even exportable! Apparently it’s part of his thesis work on MMOGs.

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  1. RPGnet: RPGnet MegaNews Page: Online Game Blogs says:
    May 17, 2006 at 2:23 pm

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