Variations on a maze
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[[Image:Game-Maze_Craze-Atari2600-(1978).png|thumb|200px]] | [[Image:Game-Maze_Craze-Atari2600-(1978).png|thumb|200px]] | ||
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[[Image:Game-Pac-Man-arcade-(1980).png|thumb|200px]] | [[Image:Game-Pac-Man-arcade-(1980).png|thumb|200px]] | ||
[[Image:Game-Pac-Man-Atari2600-(1982).gif|thumb|200px]] | [[Image:Game-Pac-Man-Atari2600-(1982).gif|thumb|200px]] | ||
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[[Image:Game-Ant_Attack-ZX_Spectrum-(1983).gif|thumb|200px]] | [[Image:Game-Ant_Attack-ZX_Spectrum-(1983).gif|thumb|200px]] | ||
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The representation of mazes in computer graphics was already a staple during the period that finds the ''10 Print'' BASIC one-liner appearing in C64 manuals and journals -- in fact, the use of computers to represent mazes conceptually was common before computer graphics. | The representation of mazes in computer graphics was already a staple during the period that finds the ''10 Print'' BASIC one-liner appearing in C64 manuals and journals -- in fact, the use of computers to represent mazes conceptually was common before computer graphics. | ||
