Re: Plato Games?

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From: j... John Schmidt
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 1990 15:24

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I fondly remember playing early versions of "Spacewar" (or something like
that) against players around the country. This was about 1972-1973. I also
did some TUTOR programming in Urbana for an electrical engineering lab station 
that was connected to the PLATO system -- the computer could sense 
dial settings, connections, etc.

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Subject: Re: Plato Games?
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