iheartneopets@lemm.ee
on 12 Apr 2024 01:46
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Intend to watch the full thing later, but I already love his style based on the opening minutes! The interviews remind me of old PBS/Nova style documentaries where so much of them was just letting people talk and tell their stories. Very cool!
WamGams@lemmy.ca
on 12 Apr 2024 02:07
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Both PBS and Nova are still around! If you don’t have cable or antenna, anybody who pledges $5 a month can get the app.
Just a head’s up: their children’s programming is a separate app. Unsure if you have to choose which app you want or get both though, I don’t have children so never looked.
iheartneopets@lemm.ee
on 12 Apr 2024 02:15
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Just when you think the spring drive is over, we find your social media.
PS: To be clear, I am not with PBS. Just a believer in the mission.
QuarterSwede@lemmy.world
on 12 Apr 02:56
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Everyone one of their documentaries is amazing.
ProdigalFrog@slrpnk.net
on 12 Apr 03:50
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He’s like the Ken Burns of gaming! 😄
RavenFellBlade@startrek.website
on 13 Apr 13:59
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I feel like that’s the exact vibe they go for with these. It feels so authentic, too. VGH clearly has a love of both video game history, and that particular era of documentary programming.
Outtatime@sh.itjust.works
on 12 Apr 08:52
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newthrowaway20@lemmy.world
on 12 Apr 14:57
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It’s literally the story of how Oregon Trail came to be. With interviews from the people who made it. Honestly it’s worth a watch if you find early video game development or early computing at all interesting. Video Game Historian puts out some fantastic documentaries and this one is equally fantastic.
RavenFellBlade@startrek.website
on 13 Apr 13:57
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Excellent video! If you have the time to watch all of it, do so. The early days of computing were wild!
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When I find myself with a spare 80+more minutes I’ll have to finish watching that.
Anyone have some time to lend me?
I think I could beat the game in less time than it takes to watch this video
You don’t have to watch it all in one go, lol
I started with 3 minutes XD
Kudos to you for starting! Haha
Look at Johnny 5 over here
Just 28 more sessions!
Intend to watch the full thing later, but I already love his style based on the opening minutes! The interviews remind me of old PBS/Nova style documentaries where so much of them was just letting people talk and tell their stories. Very cool!
Both PBS and Nova are still around! If you don’t have cable or antenna, anybody who pledges $5 a month can get the app.
Just a head’s up: their children’s programming is a separate app. Unsure if you have to choose which app you want or get both though, I don’t have children so never looked.
Haha, I am aware, thank you
Just when you think the spring drive is over, we find your social media.
PS: To be clear, I am not with PBS. Just a believer in the mission.
Everyone one of their documentaries is amazing.
He’s like the Ken Burns of gaming! 😄
I feel like that’s the exact vibe they go for with these. It feels so authentic, too. VGH clearly has a love of both video game history, and that particular era of documentary programming.
Great episode
TLDW?
It’s literally the story of how Oregon Trail came to be. With interviews from the people who made it. Honestly it’s worth a watch if you find early video game development or early computing at all interesting. Video Game Historian puts out some fantastic documentaries and this one is equally fantastic.
Excellent video! If you have the time to watch all of it, do so. The early days of computing were wild!