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How Has Gaming Evolved

Gaming has evolved immensely over the past century, transitioning from simple hand games and outdoor activities like hopscotch to complex video games. Initially, games expressed basic human nature and social interactions, played physically without technology. The creation of the first video game, "Tennis for Two," in 1958 marked the beginning of a new era. The 1980s saw the rise of online gaming with iconic titles like Pac-Man. Today, gaming is dominated by 3D experiences on consoles, but this shift has led to reduced outdoor play among youth.

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How Has Gaming Evolved

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  1. How Has Gaming Evolved By: Celine Eckert, Iman Zahid, Mohmmad Nour Shalati

  2. What are games? • Go beyond immediate imagination and direct physical activity. • Expressing basic parts of human nature • Capture the ideas and behaviors of people at 1 period of time to their descendants • Archaeologists excavate artifacts related to living, working, family, social activities, games

  3. Gaming 100 years ago • No technology • All hand games • Cards • Board games • Outdoor games: hopscoch, jumping, catch, hide and seek, etc. • Games were not played on the computer, they were physical activities that were fun for children.

  4. The first video game • Tennis for two • At Brookhaven National Laboratory • William Hignibotham • Wanted to create something that would get people involved • Visitors waited in a line to play tennis for two • 18 October 1958 (more than 50 years ago) • Weighed several 100 pounds

  5. Tennis for two

  6. Galaxy Game • September 1971 • Stanford University by a student there • Based on Spacewar! • First coin operator game

  7. Galaxy Game

  8. Online gaming • Many online games were created during the 80’s • E.G a very popular know as Pac-Man

  9. Now • Now-a-days people mostly teenagers play games online and on the x-box or play station • 3D games were invented to make it more adventurous • Less people play outside and stay inside to play on the computer • Fighting, killing, adventure.

  10. Reference • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_video_games#Early_arcade_video_games_.281971.E2.80.931977.29

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