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| − | Peter Snow tracks down the unsung heroes behind the technology that helped Britain Make the Modern World – underdog engineers and inventors who succeeded against all odds. In this episode Peter meets two talented ex Cambridge undergraduates who, back in the early 80’s, managed to create the worlds first fully 3D computer game in their bedrooms. Elite was a game so ahead of its time, that it kick started an entire industry and made Britain a world leader in computer gaming. |
+ | Peter Snow tracks down the unsung heroes behind the technology that helped Britain Make the Modern World – underdog engineers and inventors who succeeded against all odds. In this episode Peter meets two talented ex Cambridge undergraduates (Ian Bell and David Braben) who, back in the early 80’s, managed to create the worlds first fully 3D computer game in their bedrooms. Elite was a game so ahead of its time, that it kick started an entire industry and made Britain a world leader in computer gaming. |
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| + | [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=38455283567435786# Brits Who Made The Modern World - Elite] - on Google Video |
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Latest revision as of 03:18, 24 January 2010
Brits Who Made The Modern World - Elite
Peter Snow tracks down the unsung heroes behind the technology that helped Britain Make the Modern World – underdog engineers and inventors who succeeded against all odds. In this episode Peter meets two talented ex Cambridge undergraduates (Ian Bell and David Braben) who, back in the early 80’s, managed to create the worlds first fully 3D computer game in their bedrooms. Elite was a game so ahead of its time, that it kick started an entire industry and made Britain a world leader in computer gaming.
Brits Who Made The Modern World - Elite - on Google Video
