Index:Gametronics Proceedings.djvu

Title	Gametronics Proceedings, 1
Publisher	Electronic Engineering Times
Source	djvu
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. I.

   Television Games: Their Past, Present and Future by Ralph H. Baer, Sanders Associates ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   7–30

2. II.

   An Approach to Microprocessor-Based Game Architecture by Kam Li, Signetics Corporation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   31–44

3. III.

   Applying the F8 Microcomputer Family to Games by Ronald L. Baldridge, Mostek Corporation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   45–64

4. IV.

   Capabilities and Limitations of Video Game Interconnection Systems by Robert L. Shay, Jr., AMP ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   65–76

5. V.

   Game Power Supply Considerations by James F. McNulty, Adtech Power, Inc ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   77–88

6. VI.

   A Home Video Game Cartridge Connector System by Robert M. Bogursky, Burndy Corporation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   89–108

7. VII.

   Electronic Games: Technology Drives Market Explosion by Jeff D. Montgomery, Gnostic. Concepts ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   109–114

8. VIII.

   The Trazor—A New Input Device by William Pepper, Jr., Peptek, Inc. and Alan J. Rider, Reston Consulting Group, Inc. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   115–120

9. IX.

   Video Portrait Systems by Glen R. Southworth, Colorado Video, Inc. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   121–128

10. X.

    TV Game Design: Parameters, Pitfalls, Potentials by Stephen Beck, Consultant ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    129–146

11. XI.

    TV Games and the FCC by Daniel J. Norton, Sanders Associates, Inc. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    147–152

12. XII.

    Advantages and Disadvantages of Microprocessors in Coin-Operated Games by Charles McEwan, Ramtek ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    153–154

13. XIII.

    Connectors and Switches for Use in Games by Dick Pierce, Molex, Inc. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    155–158

14. XIV.

    TV Game Background by Jerry Eimbinder, Electronic Engineering Times ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    159–165

15. XV.

    Trends in TV Games by Jerry Eimbinder, Electronic Engineering Times ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    166–173

16. XVI.

    Video Game Controllers by Victor Kley, I Corp. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    174–184

17. XVII.

    The Six-In-One TV Game Chip by Les Penner, General Instrument Corp. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    185–208

18. XVIII.

    Part 1: Game Categories; Part 2: Game Types by Jerry Eimbinder, Electronic Engineering Times ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    209–224