Supercade is heading towards release to restore the golden age of video games

Super Van Burnham’s poem to the Golden Age of Video Games – Table Big Coffee, which acquired the visual history of games from 1971 to 1984.

Now that the Golden Age is getting an update as Burnham’s superior book is heading towards release, thanks to successful Collective financing campaign Cake Starter. From last night, the campaign raised $ 50,347 of its goal of $ 34,000. More than 259 people supported her, with 19 days to go to the campaign.

Supercade, which has shown and documented history and ancient and visual language in the golden age of Alaming’s video, appears to be coming early. I mean, I have lived through this date, and this does not seem long, because the memories of games and corridors are very new in my mind.

But this time it was decades ago. Thirty years ago, Bornham was working as a magazine production designer in New York City. “World Wide Web” was new and found that the other obsessive who participated in her love in old video games.

She was scanning and sharing evidence from the Odyssey 2 console and getting hot discussions on whether KC Munchkin! It was the best port of Pac-Man from the official version of Atari. You still say that.

Bornham asked whether any books had written about the games that I played in the 1970s and eighties. One day, I went to Rizuli in Broadway and asked if they had any – on a shelf in the “Technology” section was Zap: The Rise and Fall of Atari by Scott Cohen and Game by David Sheff (her favorite book on games remains). It was literal.

So I started conducting research on Supercade. I also imagined how the book would be, I acquired the history of video and computer games and got a publishing deal. The original Supercade book – which I did in a short chapter to return xbox – in 2003 with 448 pages. Then Bornham wrote Supercade: A visual history of the age of video game – 1985 to 2001This book was published in 2023.

Burnham has now participated in release Deluxe Supercade, which will document the early date of the game industry from 1971-1984 and will be more comprehensive than the original book with more than 500 fully-colored pages. Burnham also creates a super museum.

“I always wanted to publish another version of a technical cover because people frankly ask for more than 20 years,” Bornham said in a letter to Gamesbeat. “Very funny. I also wanted the opportunity to do this properly, the way I originally imagined the book. Superkid Museum In Alpha in Ayzenberg’s Space Gallery and the next exhibition, focus on the second generation and “Golden Age” games, looked the perfect time.

She said that she will work closely with supporters and shareholders to ensure that all terrible zeal. Colorful TV game. Lazer leadership. charm. It will be re -releasing it in style and coordination of the original, despite the print features that have been promoted and new content all the time.

Bornham said she had never imagined that she would finance the first day, not to mention four hours – the fastest one hour of semen.

“I am very grateful for the support I got from the game industry and the Cake Starter community,” Bournemham said. “I think this date really started in echo with young generations … There is a deeper appreciation of this technology outside the children who grew up with it. The view of Gen Alpha Kids in Awe of Microsoft Adventure that works on IBM 5150 makes me very happy and hope.”

She said that the more this project, the more wonderful the book.

“As for the completion, I added seventy additional pages and increased the process of printing,” said Bournemham. “Anything that goes beyond that will go towards doubling the Supercade group – is now one of the most important video and computer game, antiques, art, and time – allowing me to celebrate this date and keep original games that can be played for future generations for an experience.”