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This was made about a couple of years ago by gamers for gamers its not your normal BS, its an great fit togather documentry charting the history of videogames. From the extremely first machine to the rise and fall of Atari upto existing day 2004 its compulsive viewing if your a gamer. Many leading heads in the industry contributed there insight into the long term of games and whats humorous is that two years ago some of the things are now below.

This is a documentary about how pc games have captured the soul of a generation. For the first time in history we can create a new & more thrilling version of life where we can be anyone or anything we like.

Computer system games are a global phenomenon and a $25 billion dollar a year industry. Over 800 million people worldwide are regular players. Gamer Revolution is the first full-length documentary to look past the hype, paranoia, and hoopla to explore the real stories behind the computer system game revolution.

Laptop or computer games are a global phenomenon and a $25 billion a year industry. Over 800 million people worldwide are regular players. Gamer Revolution looks past the hype, paranoia and hoopla to explore the real stories behind the laptop or computer game revolution.

Gamer Revolution explores how laptop or computer games are not only changing the world, but giving rise to a new version of life itself. The line between the real world and the virtual world is disappearing. Millions of people feel that they have a life inside these games and that it's better than their real life.

Gamer Revolution takes viewers around the world from Asia to the heart of the Middle East in search of the most mind-bending stories from the cutting edge of the game revolution. It also features interviews with gamers and game developers including Will Wright, creator of the wildly popular life simulation game, The Sims.

Just how pervasive has gaming become? The US army uses video games to train new recruits and to simulate real-life battle situations in preparation for combat. In Korea, personal computer nerds are the sex symbols of the 21st century. In Syria, a developer has designed an extremely popular shooter game in which the player gets to kill Israeli soldiers.

Every year, the biggest companies in the industry try to out-do each other in an effort to create buzz for their games. It's a high-stakes business. The development cost of a new game has almost tripled in a decade. Eighty percent of games fail in the first year, but for those who succeed, the payoff is huge.

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