In the world of video games there has been a revolution in technology. Digital technology has changed the way we play games from how they are designed to how they are played and experienced. In this blog I will take a look at some of the changes we’ve seen over the years from handheld consoles to pcs and online multiplayer experiences.

First, let’s look at handheld game consoles. These were first introduced in 1979 with Mattel Electronics’ Auto Race, which was followed by several other similar systems like Nintendo’s Game&Watch series and Sega’s Game Gear in 1990. The second generation of handhelds like Atari Lynx (1989) or NEC Turbo Express (1990) included color displays while third generation devices featured backlit screens that allowed players to see what’s happening even when there’s no light around them; such as Sony PlayStation Portable (2004).

The next big thing happened when Sony released its first-ever portable console in 1994 called PlayStation One (PS1), it was also known as PSX and had a 32-bit processor with 4 MB RAM memory card which could save up to 1 hour worth of gameplay data at maximum capacity; this allowed gamers to carry their favorite titles wherever they went without having any problems finding new ones every time they wanted something fresh from

Digital technology has transformed the video game world. The days of pong and Atari are long gone. Whether you are playing on an Xbox, PlayStation, PC, or another type of console, there are so many options for you to choose from. We even have VR and AR video games now. As a person who grew up with the original Nintendo and Super Nintendo I can attest that gaming has come a long way!

The 8-bit games gave way to 16-bit which gave way to 32-bit which led to 64-bit. We started with cartridges and advanced to CDs which then became DVDs. Video games got bigger and more interactive as the technology advanced. We went from one player experiences to multiplayer ones where gamers could play online against people around the world or locally with friends and family.

Handheld consoles hit the scene in the 90s with Gameboy. Then we had Sega Game Gear among others. The first time I played Sonic Adventure on my Sega Dreamcast I was blown away! I thought it was incredible that this little box could create such an immersive experience in 3D graphics!

It is amazing that a few decades ago we were playing simple games like Pac Man and Pong but now we have fully fledged online worlds with millions of players worldwide

Digital technology has forever changed the way we work, play, and communicate. However, no industry has felt the effects of digital technology quite like the video game industry. The major video game console companies have been battling it out for decades, with Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony’s PlayStation 4 currently vying for top spot in the market. Alongside these competitive gaming consoles are handheld gaming devices, such as the Nintendo 3DS, that are designed to be portable, so players can enjoy their favorite games on the go rather than having to sit down at home.

The online gaming world has also exploded in recent years with services like Steam and Origin providing gamers with a huge library of titles they can download directly onto their computers. These platforms also allow players from all over the world to connect and compete against each other in real-time matches. Additionally, many of today’s popular games have multiplayer modes which put players head-to-head against each other for bragging rights or even monetary prizes.

How has digital technology changed the way you play games? Have you always been a console gamer or have you recently jumped onto mobile or online? Let us know in the comments below!

The video game industry has changed rapidly over the last few decades. From the early days of playing pong in your living room to being able to play a game with anyone in the world, it is a testament to how far the industry has come.

Digital technology has allowed game developers to push the boundaries of what is possible in games. Once upon a time you could only play with one person using two controllers, now we can play with up to 64 people and even watch others playing online!

The first video game was created by William Higinbotham in 1958 called Tennis for Two. It was a simple tennis game where players could move their paddle up or down using knobs on either side of them – much like today’s games with motion controls such as Wii Sports Resort which lets us do things like swing golf clubs without ever needing to touch anything!

The first commercially available console was released by Magnavox Odyssey back in 1972. It had graphics that looked like little dots moving around on screen but they were still better than anything seen before at home – now there are consoles that have graphics comparable with those seen on computers and televisions!

A lot of people will remember the days when playing a video game was something that you did on your own. This was back in the day when all games were played on consoles that were plugged into the back of your television set, and there wasn’t much else to do apart from playing with the person or people who happened to be in the same room as you.

Things have changed dramatically over the years, and a lot of people will have fond memories of some of their earliest gaming experiences. For example, many people will remember when they first got to play with a Gameboy. This was back in the day when it was common to see people playing Tetris while they were waiting for a bus or stood on a train platform. Then we saw everybody getting online and spending hours each day playing games like World Of Warcraft and Call Of Duty.

Today, there are more gaming options than ever before, and it is now possible for players to take part in massive multiplayer online gaming (MMO) experiences such as Fortnite and PUBG. These are online games where hundreds or thousands of players can all play at once against each other or in teams. These games are immensely popular, especially among young men, and many people find that they can become extremely engrossed

In 2016, we will see numerous changes in the gaming world. Many of these changes will be a result of the convergence between mobile and console gaming, as well as the intermingling of the desktop and console world. It was only a few years ago when we were still playing on our Sega or Nintendo consoles, or maybe even an Atari, online multiplayer experiences were very limited. Nowadays, it seems like there’s an online multiplayer experience for every type of game.

Some of the games that are expected to make a big splash this year include Uncharted 4 A Thief’s End (PS4) and No Man’s Sky (PS4). Both games are Sony exclusives and if they are anything like their previous installments, they will be extremely worth checking out. However, despite all of the hype surrounding these games and others from well-known developers like Bethesda (Fallout 4) and Ubisoft Montreal (Watch Dogs 2), we expect that many gamers will be distracted by smaller titles created by independent game studios. These studios have their own flair for creating unique game worlds that not only please your senses but also challenge you mentally.

The competition between these developers is good for us because it creates an environment in which quality content is rewarded with sales. As consumers, we need to support

Video games are one of the most popular forms of entertainment on the planet. While the technology in video games has changed rapidly over the past few decades, how we play them has changed as well. These days, you can play a game alone on your PC, or with millions of other people online.

If you’re old enough to remember playing games like Super Mario Brothers or Sonic the Hedgehog on your console, chances are you’ll remember being able to play with a friend if they came over. The problem was that you could only have one person playing at any one time and had to take turns. You also couldn’t play against someone else unless they lived in the same house as you.

That all changed with the rise of online gaming. For example, when Microsoft released their original Xbox console they bundled it with a game called Halo: Combat Evolved. One of the key selling points was that it was possible to connect multiple Xbox consoles together using a system called System Link, which enabled up to 16 people to play in the same game at once.

While this was great for parties and get-togethers, it wasn’t until Microsoft’s next console came out that online gaming became more widespread. The Xbox 360 had built-in Wi-Fi connectivity and was designed