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Russian cosmonaut Aleksandr A. Serebrov brought a gray Nintendo Game Boy loaded with Tetris aboard the Soyuz TM-17 spacecraft in 1993, making it the very…
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Moving colorful blocks around is fun, but fighting the Soviet government for software rights is where the real game was played. Because Alexey Pajitnov…
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Korobeiniki is a nineteenth-century Russian folk song about a peddler trying to sell goods to a girl, but you almost certainly know it as the inescapable…
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The ability to fuse random environmental junk together requires real-time calculation of mass, stress, and tension. Players routinely create abominations so…
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Scattering sharp, six-pronged metal caltrops on the floor is already hazardous, but trying to scoop them up while a rubber ball is suspended mid-bounce is…
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