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… ’ to establish historical comparisons with other … ’s games in her graphic design history
because I believe that it substantially broadens how we can understand the medium of the coin-op …

… coin-op industry benefited from and supported comparisons … event in which Olympic athletes
competed at coin-op games. … Games developed for play on consoles and home computers …

… comparisons to similar games, comparisons to the same game released for other systems,
and comparisons … Coinoperated games and non-console game machines (such as dedicated …

… , the playing context makes a difference, influencing the nature … It became a great success
as a stand-alone coinoperated … , the archaeology of games played at home and in various …

… Unlike games designed for home play, like Final Fantasy, … -style games in contrast to many
other varieties of games: athletic … I cover some of the many major differences between pinball …

… A comparison is then made to today’s games, illustrating … There were several factors that
gave rise to the coin operated … found a home in coinoperated arcades. Most of these types of …

… Critical to this discussion is the difference between coin-operated arcade games and home
… Sound has, so far, been treated as the least important part of a coinoperated game, but it can …

… home consoles, personal computers, and the coin operated … surprisingly returned to the coin
operated arcade games, though in … companies could even compare. Scared parents seeing …

… the playing of video games in arcades, can be compared to playing.home video …
operated machines. In these fami= lies very little interest Or money were invested in the coinoperated …