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Classic arcade games, such as Pac-Man and Space Invaders, are particularly well suited to mobile play.
ECONOMIST: Mobile gaming
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It is very simple to play, like Space Invaders with worse graphics.
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They didn't get there by simply offering Space Invaders to 11-year-old boys.
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While an undergrad, he reportedly began importing early prototypes of Pac-Man and Space Invaders, renting them to bars and Bay Area bars and restaurants.
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In the early 1980s, Atari was the undisputed king of the living room, introducing millions to the pleasures of blasting Space Invaders from their own couches.
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When we were looking at 16 colors and blobs and things on the screen--Space Invaders--there was no concern about videogame behavior carrying over to the real world.
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Games from 1970s "Space Invaders" to recent offerings like "Flower" in 2009 are featured for their visuals, narratives and music, as well as their reflection of world events and popular culture.
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He started out by designing the console for a car-racing game, and then by conceiving the look of the attackers for a knockoff of Space Invaders called Space Fever.
NEWYORKER: Master of Play
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We hope by now you've seen the video of Microsoft's Kudo Tsunoda demoing the latest software to undergo the Project Natal treatment -- Beautiful Katamari and Space Invaders Extreme.
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Meanwhile the fight against the space invaders is relentless.
ECONOMIST: Lego
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So Israelis are eating their space invaders.
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The games were Space Invaders, Asteroids, Missile Command, Pac-Man, Robotron, Tempest, Centipede, Defender, Joust, and Galaga, which I did become passably proficient at and which, if I see it now, in a pizzeria or an airport, still inspires me to hunt for change.
NEWYORKER: Master of Play