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Retro Gaming Books
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17-10-2018 12:01pm#1
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Plenty out there.
Some of my favourites:
I am Error/Racing the Beam
Two books, the first on the NES and the second on the Atari 2600. Both are very technical and go into how the systems worked, their limitations and how coders got around them. They also present test cases of games through the systems life that were technical marvels at the time and details how they worked. They're a bit more technical but they aren't overly so
Hardcore gaming 101 books
Theses usually focus on a specific topic and go into them in exhaustive detail covering pretty much every game, even the most obscure, it detail. Really nicely put together with quality writing, layouts and high quality photos.
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