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Today in history August 8th 2002 - Microsoft announces it is working on a sequel to the Halo video game for the Xbox.

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Today in history August 7th 2006 - The August 7 issue of Business Week magazine presents a list of The 100 Top Brands in the world. Number 2 on the list is Microsoft.

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Today in history August 6th 1986 - #Nintendo releases the #Metroid video game for the Famicom Disk System in Japan.

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Due to a hella stupid work schedule and a pc that has decided to be a potato 🥔. There will be no game release video this month. Sorry guys -VoicelessEcho

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Today in history July 31st 1997 - Sega releases the Sonic Jam video game for the Sega Saturn in the US.

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Today in history July 29th 1985 - Judge Sweet orders Universal Studios to pay Nintendo of America $1.8 million in failed copyright infringement lawsuit over Donkey Kong.

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Today in history July 28th 1989 - At the Chicago Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, the AmiEXPO trade show is held, over three days. 10,437 people attend.

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Today in History July 27th 1990 - #Nintendo releases the Dr. Mario video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System in the US.

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Today in History July 26th 1982 - Federal District judge George Leighton rules that Mattel Electronics had infringed patents of Magnavox on the Odyssey video game system.

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Today in History July 25th 2005 - Video game industry groups file a lawsuit in federal court in Chicago, Illinois, challenging a new Illinois law restricting the sale of violent video games to minors.

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Mega Drive Monday Mania and well... here's my Genesis! Boys and gals... show us your MEGA DRIVES/GENESIS!!!!!!!!!!

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Today in History July 23rd 1975 - Bill Gates and Paul Allen sign a licensing agreement with MITS, for their implementation of the BASIC language. Gates and Allen receive US$3,000 immediately, with royalties of US$30 per copy of 4K BASIC, and US$35 for 8K BASIC.

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@Cameron13H Wow it doesn’t feel like that long ago

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Friday fun fact!
The highest grossing game of all time is actually World of WarCraft bringing in whopping ten billion dollars over its lifetime.

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I'm a pretty simple guy. I like playing video games. I like buying video games. I like talking about video games.

If you're the same. Follow me!

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Today in History July 20th 2005 - Shipments to date of the PlayStation 2 video game system worldwide: 91.62 million.

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Today in History July 19th 2001 - Square releases the Final Fantasy X video game for the PlayStation 2 in Japan. The game cost US$35 million to make.

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The only emoji I care about...

#WorldEmojiDay #SonicManiaPlus

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Today in History July 18th 1989 - The US Commerce Department announces plans to allow the sale of a greater range of computers to the Soviet Union and Eastern-bloc nations. The limit on data processing rate is... https://t.co/bamkD0kZVt

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Today in History July 17th 2001 - Enix releases the Dragon Warrior III Remix video game for the Game Boy Color in the US.