Phosphor Dot Fossils
Fans of films may find Phosphor Dot Fossils especially interesting thanks to its engaging atmosphere, visual presentation, and entertainment value.
Actual video clips of dozens of games in action, from 1971′s “Computer Space” through the dawn of the NES era, accompanied by fascinating game-by-game historical notes. A detailed menu system lets you search year-by-year to jump directly to whichever game you want to see. It’s a “video book” and a celebration of the sights and sounds of video gaming’s history all in one.
