1st Edition
History of Digital Games Developments in Art, Design and Interaction
Chapter 1 — Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Arcade Games
Chapter 2 — Games as Experiments
Chapter 3 — Early Commercialized Digital Games
Chapter 4 — The Golden Age Arcade
Chapter 5 — Second-Generation Consoles
Chapter 6 — Home Computers
Chapter 7 — Japan, 2D Game Design and the Rebirth of Consoles
Chapter 8 — Early 3D and the Multimedia Boom
Chapter 9 — Contemporary Game Design
Chapter 10 — Independent Games
Biography
Andrew Williams, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Art and Design History at the University of Wisconsin-Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin. He teaches a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses on digital games, fine art and design history. Williams also established and curated the vintage game collection of the Gaming and Digital Innovation Lab at UW-Stout in addition to maintaining his own catalog of games, game hardware and input devices.
