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Mi-Sex - Computer Games (1979)
 | Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1979: Mi-Sex's promo-video for the hit single 'Computer Games' (October, 1979), taken from the 1979 album 'Graffiti Crimes'. Band Location: Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand Track: Computer Games Album: Graffiti Crimes Produced By: Peter Dawkins Label: CBS Chart Position: # 1 (Australia) -- # 5 (New Zealand) -- # 16 (Austria) -- # 44 (The Netherlands GfK Top-40) -- # 82 (France) -- # 2 (Canada) -- # 9 (Argentina) -- # 61 (US Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs) Release Date: October, 1979 Links: - en.wikipedia.org - www.sergent.com.au Line-up: Steve Gilpin -- Vocals [ solo (1972-1977) -- Fragments Of Time -- Mi-Sex (1978-1985) -- Under Rapz ] Murray Burns -- Keyboards [ Red Rose -- Fragments Of Time -- Mi-Sex (1978-1985) ] Kevin Stanton -- Guitar [ Think -- Brigade -- Fragments Of Time (1978) -- Mi-Sex (1978-1985) ] Richard Hodgkinson -- Drums [ Mi-Sex (1978-1981) -- Silent Movies (Au: 1981-) ] Don Martin -- Bass [ Father Thyme (1975-) -- Fragments Of Time (1978) -- Mi-Sex (1978-1985) ] -------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1979 1979 Australia New Zealand Late Seventies 1970's 1970s 70's 70s Extended Tags: Steve Gilpin Musical Terms: New Wave, Synth, Synth Rock, Synth Pop, Synthesizer, New Romantic, Kiwi, Old Kiwi-New Zealand Band Similar Artists/Influences: Ultravox, John Foxx, Gary Numan, Simple Minds, Magazine, Duran Duran |
Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) - Computer Games
 | the music video. |
Best Computer Games 2011
 | This video shows you all the best upcoming games for PC. |
Top 17 Best PC Games of the 2000's - LGR
 | Celebrating three decades of PC gaming! I take a look at my personal top games for the PC, ending with this video of the years 2000-2009. Ah, the era where the PC starts really getting shafted due to lame publisher dominance and a console-centric industry. Still tons of great games, despite this! This is 100% subjective and my own opinion, nothing more. Games were chosen on the basis of how awesome the game was and how often I go back and play them. Why 17? Because it's an odd number, very odd. My apologies to Assassin's Creed 2. I love you, but your publisher Ubisoft was an absolute turd with the obnoxious and pathetic DRM required to play on the PC. I despise Ubisoft, not Ezio, for making one of my top 10 games of the decade unplayable on my platform of choice. Sure, it's been somewhat "fixed" now, but I have not forgotten, as Ubisoft has not repented. |
1984 TV Show about Computer Games ( 2.147483649e+09 BCE )
 | Computers are creating an entirely new platform for playing games, between humans or between humans and computers. Guests: Trip Hawkins, Electronic Arts; Bill Budge, Game Designer; Chris Crawford, Atari; Steve Kitchen, Activision Products/Demos: Pinball Construction Set, One on One, Space Shuttle, Excaliber, Larry Bird Basketball Source: www.archive.org |
Tour of Robbaz's Home "Gaming Setup"
 | This is were all the babies are made. Background img856.imageshack.us Tags: robbaz apartment setup computer gaming crib home cod game xbox 360 ps3 playstation pc hd6950 crossfire triple monitor eyefinity hd pvr socket 2011 sandy bridge i7 920 evga gigabyt fiberoptic mw2 games maximum highest minecraft battlefield 3 call of duty modern warefare laptop |
Tennis For Two - The second ever computer game
 | *** BACKGROUND MUSIC INFO IS BELOW! *** PLEASE READ THE COPYRIGHT INFORMATION BELOW *** Way back in 1958, William Higinbotham invented Tennis For Two to liven up visitor day at Brookhaven National Laboratory, his workplace. The game uses an oscilloscope with two control pads. It remained largely unknown until 1981 when a lawyer trying to break Magnavox's patent for video games came across writings talking about the game. Blueprints of it were found to predate Magnavox's game, the case was settled out of court, and the game found fame as the second ever invented, since it was later predated by AS Douglas' 'OXO' game from 1952. The video is sourced from Brookhaven National Laboratory, a governmental institution, and as such, the video is in public domain. Peacespeakers' music is released under a Creative Commons license. You can see a video of theirs here: www.youtube.com *** Whilst the components of this video are free, this video itself is not. You should not re-upload this video verbatim anywhere, especially with no attribution. Whilst I've had many people do this, a few have been kind enough to message and ask to display the video somewhere off YouTube, which in most cases is fine. All I ask is that you ask *** Edit: I've been asked quite a few times what music this is. It's 'To Find Our Freedom' by Peacespeakers, from the album 'Message From Planet Earth'. Their web page can also be found here: www.sojusrecords.com |
Computer Games Can Help Kids Learn
 | NewsWatch 2008: Are young kids spending too much time on computer games? Contrary to the perception that extensive computer use is going to result in students becoming socially isolated, UC Davis education professor Cynthia Carter Ching found through study that computer games and other technologies can actually helps kids be more conversational. |
Computer games - coming to a toilet near you
 | Nov. 25 - Advertising and gaming meet in an unlikely environment with the installation of the first hands-free urinal video game. Thanks to infrared technology, users can steer themselves down a ski slope, knock down penguins or even answer quiz questions. Ruairidh Villar reports. |
Charlie Brookers ScreenWipe Computer Games
 | Charlie Brooker Reports On The History Of Computer Gaming |
