Homebrew gaming and the beginnings of vernacular digitality

Melanie Swalwell

Cambridge, Massachusetts ; London, England: <<The>> MIT Press, 2021

Book, Printed Resource - xv, 235 Seiten, 16 ungezählte Seiten : Illustrationen

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Introduction -- Discourses about micro-computers -- Micro users as makers -- The games -- Hardware hacking and electronics -- The legacy of 1980s homebrew -- New directions.

"A history of "homebrew" gaming, focusing explicitly on the Australian and New Zealand contexts"--

Title:	Homebrew gaming and the beginnings of vernacular digitality
Statement of Responsibility:	Melanie Swalwell
Author / Contributor:	Swalwell, Melanie (1972-) [Autor/in]
Related work:	Game histories
Publication:	Cambridge, Massachusetts ; London, England: <<The>> MIT Press, 2021
Media Type:	Book
Carrier Type:	Printed Resource
Pagination:	xv, 235 Seiten, 16 ungezählte Seiten : Illustrationen
ISBN:	9780262044776; 0262044773
Subject heading (not standardized):	Australien / Neuseeland / Computerspiel / Videospiel / Programmierung / Amateur / Geschichte 1970-1985 Video games / Australia / History Video games / New Zealand / History Video games / Design / History Computer games / Australia / History Computer games / New Zealand / History Computer games / Design / History New media art
Additional details:	Includes bibliographical references and index Sprache: Englisch hbz Verbund-ID: HT020640359 Quelldatensatz (MARCXML)

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