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Content: AcknowledgmentsChris Avellone's PrefaceAuthors' PrefaceChapter 1 Introduction to Computer Role-Playing GamesChapter 2 OriginsChapter 3 The Dark AgeChapter 4 The Bronze AgeChapter 5 The Silver AgeChapter 6 The Birth of the Golden AgeChapter 7 SSI's Golden AgeChapter 8 Origin's Golden AgeChapter 9 Sir-Tech, New World Computing, and SierraChapter 10 Early Japanese Role-Playing GamesChapter 11 Dungeon Master and the Rise of Real-Time 3DChapter 12 Other Games of the Golden AgeChapter 13 The Epic FailsChapter 14 The Platinum AgeChapter 15 Diablo and the Rise of Action RPGsChapter 16 Fallout and Baldur's GateChapter 17 Other Highlights of the Platinum AgeChapter 18 The Birth of the Modern AgeChapter 19 Modern JRPGsChapter 20 The Rise of the MMORPGChapter 21 The Late Modern AgeChapter 22 The Renaissance, KickstartedChapter 23 The Road Ever Ventures ForthShane's Afterword: Surprise EncounterAPPENDIX: THE CRPG BESTIARYINDEX Citation previewĭungeons and Desktops The History of Computer Role-Playing Games Second Edition Matt Barton Shane StacksĬRC Press Taylor & Francis Group 6000 Broken Sound Parkway NW, Suite 300 Boca Raton, FL 33487-2742 © 2019 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC CRC Press is an imprint of Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa business No claim to original U.S.

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