Today, Top Hat Gaming Man talks about Online Gaming in the early 1980s covering both the Atari Gameline for Atari 2600 and the Play Cable for the Intellivision
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A man in a top hat, with a dashing moustache or a highly distinguished beard, reviews rare video games in his massive collection. Appreciate the finer things in life! Top Hat Gaming Man travels around the globe, playing the best games for the handhelds around the world. The best games are like fine wines and only get better with age.
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29 Comments
John Dobbins
This is some Mandela effect shit
Honky Tonkinson
One more thing that makes me European; before NES I was playing games on Atari 600xl and Mac. (Sips on hot, unsweetened tea) how worldly of me
bunny bun
nice video 🙂 always fun to learn about these little ambitious 80s projects.
also, can somebody please tell me what the song at 4:33 is from ?
Sean Wilkinson
"Get off mah board, maaan! Yer tooo hawt; yer a hit waiiitin ta haaappen."
I so love that very bad, very good movie.
Nate C W
you deserve 100x the views you get.
Flamin Komainu
Oh my god, the cartridge for the gameline is DUMMY T H I C C
oxo good
My first ever console,got mine in 1984 hand me down,oh and nice video tracking fx's.
TʜᴇCʏɴᴅɪᴄᴀᴛᴇ
@8:10 lower right. That would be the infamous Jimmy Safechuck. Michael Jackson's favorite pet at the time.
David Haring
APOCRYPHAL! The Gameline was produced and sold for the 2600 by CVC, and they never got permission, approval, or even any support from Atari.
Segamania
This video deserves more views
hatednyc
I love that he very unapologetically says “Helllo, GENTLEMEN” because in all reality, does he need to say more? Does it TRULY matter? Hahaahahahahahaha
Chris Carpenter
Such a great video. Amazing to think this is how online digital downloads started!
Marco Polo
Online gaming in the 80s
dave idmarx
@2:37 "The high cost of the cable company to send you the games"?? We HAD PlayCable in 1982-83. IIRC, it was only about twelve dollars a month to get PlayCable. Hardly a high cost! Also @4:55, while the service may have been introduced in 1980, it only had 15 games on it until late 1982, when it was upped to 20 games per month.
Luke's Game Page
(absorbs more gaming knowledge provided by Top Hat Gaming Man)
SevenDeMagnus
Cool. They commercial models are beautiful.
God bless, Proverbs 31
Logan MacGyver
gaming online is probably old as phone
you could play chess with someone on the other end
upinarms79
Certainly an entertaining video and all… but you don't actually know how to smoke a cigar, do you.
A Floyd
"Game console" not 'games console.' "Twenty six hundred" not "two six hundred."
Eric Shea
I found this video very informative, even without any discussion on how the NES was affected by these services.
bltvd
You have nearly 30 k subs and call the VCS the “two, six hundred”?! Serious wanker shit there!
halo3odst
If you ever look at me like that again im calling the police
Shun Pillay
Great video. Learned a lot today!
1300l
In USA, 1993, people starter playing games on the Rising IBM PC. King Quest is an example.
This "video game crash" is such BS.. Atari and Matel crashed, not gaming, even on USA.
Enthusiastic Gamer
Sega Channel was the earliest i know of until this video.
bdel80
Free AOL cds run now
Daniel Human
The Gameline cartridge is humongous!
EmperorMAR
Other overlooked items I'd like to see covered,
Cromemco (creators of the 1st PC video card, joystick controller, & commercial PC games).
Color Gotcha (1st color video game)
Lewis Zerlewski
I would have never known MB made a "Frogger" board game, thanks for that. It was one of the funniest/strangest things I've ever seen.