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The History of Video Games as told from prominent members of the Video Game Community

The Video Game Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the video game industry. We are a community of fans, researchers, and industry professionals who are passionate about the history and evolution of video games. Our mission is to document and share the stories, people, and events that have shaped the video game industry, from the early days of arcade games and home consoles to the latest developments in mobile, PC, and console gaming. We believe that understanding the past helps us to appreciate the present and anticipate the future of the video game industry. To achieve our mission, we engage in a variety of activities, including:

Collecting and archiving historical materials such as game manuals, magazines, and marketing materials
Interviewing industry veterans and recording their memories and insights
Writing articles and producing videos about the history of video games
Hosting events and meetups for members to share their love of video game history
Collaborating with other organizations and institutions to promote the study of video game history
Whether you're a seasoned veteran of the industry or a newcomer to the world of video games, we welcome you to join us in our mission to preserve and share the rich history of this amazing medium.

01/02/2026

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When Mortal Kombat wrapped production in 1995, Christopher Lambert chose to end the journey with a gesture few actors make. Instead of letting the crew quietly disperse, he paid for the entire wrap party out of his own pocket. It was a simple act that spoke volumes about his respect for everyone who helped bring the film to life.

The production had been demanding, with long shoots and limited resources, and morale mattered. Lambert understood that the crew deserved to celebrate what they had accomplished together. By stepping in, he turned the wrap party into a shared moment of gratitude rather than just a formality.

This behind the scenes moment explains why Mortal Kombat is still remembered fondly by those who worked on it. The film was built on teamwork, and Lambert made sure that effort was honored. Sometimes legacy is not just about what appears on screen, but how people are treated once the cameras stop rolling.

05/01/2026

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