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Content
- Cover
- Half title
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Definition of Electronic Gaming
- From Chess to Spacewar! to Pong
- Early Home Video Consoles
- Atari Console
- Activision Inc.
- Interactive Fiction
- Personal Computer Games
- Zork
- The Return of Video Consoles
- Sega Corporation
- Notable Early Electronic Games
- Pong
- Pac-Man
- Tetris
- The Legend of Zelda
- Chapter 2: Networked Games and Next-Generation Consoles
- Online Gaming
- From MUDs to MMOGs
- Birth of Virtual Economies
- Gaming Communities and Social Gaming
- Notable Online Games
- Lineage
- Second Life
- World of Warcraft (WoW)
- Popular Home Consoles and the Expansion of Mobile Gaming
- Nintendo Console
- Nintendo Wii
- PlayStation
- PlayStation Home
- Xbox
- Chapter 3: Electronic Shooter Games
- The Shooter Game Genre
- Notable Shooter Games
- Space Invaders
- Doom
- Half-Life
- NVIDIA Corporation
- Unreal Tournament
- Halo
- America's Army
- Call of Duty
- Far Cry
- BioShock
- Chapter 4: Electronic Sports Games
- The Sports Game Genre
- Electronic Arts, Inc.
- Notable Sports Games
- Madden NFL
- FIFA
- Wii Sports
- Wii Fit
- Chapter 5: Electronic Adventure Games
- Text-Based Adventures
- Graphic-Based Adventures
- Action-Adventure Games
- Notable Adventure Games
- Prince of Persia
- Myst
- Resident Evil
- Tomb Raider
- Diablo
- Metal Gear Solid
- God of War
- Assassin's Creed
- Chapter 6: Electronic Platform Games and Music Games
- The Platform Game Genre
- The Music Game Genre
- Notable Platform Games and Music Games
- Donkey Kong
- Super Mario Bros.
- LittleBigPlanet
- SingStar
- Guitar Hero
- Rock Band
- Chapter 7: Brain Games
- The Electronic Management Game Genre
- The Electronic Puzzle Game Genre
- The Electronic Artificial Life Game Genre
- Deep Blue
- Notable Brain Games
- Chessmaster
- Railroad Tycoon
- SimCity
- The Sims
- Spore
- Chapter 8: Electronic Role-Playing Games
- Single-Player RPGs
- Multiplayer RPGs
- Notable Electronic Role-Playing Games
- Final Fantasy
- Pokémon
- Richard Garriott
- Fallout
- Baldur's Gate
- Kingdom Hearts
- Chapter 9: Electronic Fighting Games and Vehicle Games
- The Electronic Fighting Game Genre
- Eight-Bit Era
- Sixteen-Bit Era
- Three-Dimensional Fighting Games
- Home Console Games
- The Electronic Vehicle Game Genre
- Racing Games
- Combat Games
- Notable Electronic Fighting Games and Vehicle Games
- Street Fighter
- Mortal Kombat
- Regulation
- Grand Theft Auto
- Chapter 10: Electronic Strategy Games
- Turn-Based Games
- Real-Time Games
- Notable Electronic Strategy Games
- Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Civilization
- Command & Conquer
- Age of Empires
- StarCraft
- Blizzard Entertainment
- Disgaea
- Myth
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Notable Electronic Games
- Shooter Games
- Sports Games
- Adventure Games
- Platform Games
- Management Games
- Puzzle Games
- Artificial Life Games
- Role-Playing Games
- Vehicle Games
- Strategy Games
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index
- Back Cover
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