Calm down locust don't take the thread to serious I really only made the thread just because I saw the stamps and thought I bet no other country has done tht and also not sure if i mentioned but what is the most anticipated game for ps5 yes GTA and did you kno the 1st game was made in the ukuk lol, guess uk people are so fuckiNg self obssessed they forget japan so easily, so yeah op fuck you
I used to love driving past the Psygnosis building as a kid, they used to have the big owl head sign, would've been just around the PS1 release before they were folded into Sony, I do feel like the UK has been letting things slide over the last few yers in terms of creating games, but I guess that all the globalisation going on, all the best talent gets sucked up by EA to be worker #2432 on FIFA 2021 or shipped off to California to work for google making advertising AI, lets face it gaming as a whole has suffered over the last few years from dwindling charm, most games released at this point feel like corporate projects built by an army of developers to hit certain quota of "fun" to justify being able to pack in as much monetisation as possibleYou’ve never heard of Psygnosis? Man, I’m getting old They eventually became Sony Studios Liverpool when Sony bought them up from the success of Wipeout.
But before that they were best known for publishing many stunning games, such as the classic Agony (Amiga, by Art & Magic), Lemmings by DMA Designs, Shadow of the Beast by Reflections and so on.
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Pong may well be the first commercial home video game, but in typical Wikipedia fashion, it was far from the first. The first commercial video game, period, was the infamous Computer Space arcade game by Nutting Associates in 1971.
Pong, wasn’t even the first Pong game. That honour goes to William Higinbotham and Robert Dvorak, with Tennis for Two, using an oscilloscope as the screen during an open day at Brookhaven National Laboratory in 1958.
If I remember correctly, aside from experimenting in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s, the first actual interactive video game was Alexander Douglas’s OXO from 1952.
If you want a bit more detail, have a read of an article I wrote on Pong, it has a lot more detail of the early history of video games.
dodging the rain is a traditional UK pastimeYou know how to tell if a game was made in the UK? Drops of water hurt your character.
Yeah. The UK makes the greatest games. LOL.
What an idiot you are saying fk off did I tell you to fk off grow up mate - wher am I telling lies all I said was grand theft auto original was started in the uk and i kno it's different nowthe days of rockstar north are long gone, and rockstar studios is an american publisher, there you go spiining lies as it is convenient to you. so you too fuck off.hope you didnt take this seriously.