Retro Gaming Av Mike Diver

<p><b>‘Superb coffee table book’ –<i> Nintendo Life</i><br>‘A fun read’ – <i>Retro Gamer </i></b><br><br><b>Take a trip down memory lane with <i>Retro Gaming</i>, and relive the glory days (and not so glory days) of your old retro tech favourites.</b><br><br>Published in paperback to tie-in with <b>50 years of console gaming</b>, <i>Retro Gaming</i> is packed with all the characters, games, consoles and franchises you used to love – and probably still do. This is a compact, conversational compendium of all-time highs – alongside just a handful of humorous (in hindsight) lows – from decades of arcade, computer, console and handheld hits.<br><br>From <b>Atari</b>’s early arcade classics and home games consoles of the 1970s, through to classics that keep on giving, such as <b>Halo</b> and <b>Tomb Raider</b>, this book summarizes the significant releases, research and revolutions that have made video games a £100 billion (and rising) industry.<br><br>Evergreen favourites from <b>Nintendo</b>, <b>SEGA</b> and <b>Sony</b> are present and correct – no collection would be complete without entries for <b>Mario </b>and<b> Sonic</b>, <b>Tetris</b> and <b>Crash Bandicoot</b>. But we also give credit to the less-celebrated but utterly vital titles, characters, controllers and systems that have helped the world of gaming expand and evolve.<br><br>A guide, a companion and a window onto a joyous past, <i>Retro Gaming</i> is a perfect book to dip in and out of, as mood and your current gaming habits dictate.</p>