#22 Computerspiele

from Computing Machines · host Luca Moczko

In dieser Folge geht es um die Geschichte der Computerspiele. Die teilweise überraschender ist als man denken könnte. Als Gast ist diesmal, der Austellungsleiter des Computerspiele Museum Berlin, Matthias Oborski mit dabei. Falls ihr noch Fragen habt könnt ihr diese gerne über die folgenden Kanäle an uns stellen. Instagram: computing_machines Facebook: @ComputingMachines45 Twitter: @Comp_Machines Bin auch bei LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/luca-moczko-63052a23b

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