Happy 50th Birthday Computer Space!

Channel:
Down the Rabbit Hole
Subscribers:
5,090
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cauEOF_XJlo


Game:
Computer Space (1971)
Duration: 5:04
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This past week, Nolan Bushnell (creator of Atari) bid a happy birthday to his first game: Computer Space.
Want to find out more? Maybe check out my website www.computerspacefan.com
If you're on Twitter you can see Nolan's tweet here:
https://twitter.com/NolanBushnell/status/1451263953565192211



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Computer Space Statistics For Down the Rabbit Hole

Down the Rabbit Hole currently has 3,852 views spread across 7 videos for Computer Space. His channel published less than an hour of Computer Space content, making up less than 0.41% of the total overall content on Down the Rabbit Hole's YouTube channel.