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Cassie Heart
@cassie
In 1983, the video game industry fell apart because of the sheer quantity of shit being shoveled to consumers. Most analysts were calling it for the industry, that home gaming would never thrive again. The infamous Atari landfill. Then a company that made most of their money off of playing cards and gambling decided to pivot their game system play as a broader "entertainment system", reimagining how games and entertainment can be done, with strong quality controls in their developer onboarding and promotion. It worked. Everyone remembers the NES. Few remember the landfill. Crypto has lost its way, but it can be brought back. The trick is simple: play a different game.
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Tudor π£π‘
@tudorizer
a fresh take is required, with less baggage and a different fulcrum, back to its roots
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leoclark.base.eth.ββ¨-β¨π©
@leoclark.eth
Love this and was not familiar with the Atari landfill π«‘
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
Great documentary btw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari:_Game_Over
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sardius.eth
@sardius
good analogy, appreciate this take
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Great analogues comparison!
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ViddyEA
@viddyea
I like your way of thinking. I just found Quil recently and bought in. I am rooting for you, sister!
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Anemaleπ©βπ΅γ
@anemale.eth
hooooo i remember playing an asteroid on the atari, hours and hours, i didn't know this story thanks. and yes after there was the NES with mario π
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LordSirius
@lordsirius
That poor poor ET! Haha. I'm actually glad they are breaking movies and that Atari is making a comeback!
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