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NO WONDER Q*BERT SWEARS

AMSTRAD CPC » 1984 » JOHN KENNEDY It was the Wild West in the early days of videogames, with companies and developers outright stealing the ideas of others if they thought there was a quick buck to be made from it. While big publishers like Atari did its very best to protect its IP, the sheer proliferation of software meant many clones escaped the wrath of the bigger studios, which is probably why there are so many versions of Space Invaders and Galaxians out there.

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