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“Mouse with a Memory.” Time, May 19, 1952. | “Mouse with a Memory.” Time, May 19, 1952. | ||
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Saward, Jeff. 2009. Chartres Labyrinth FAQs. Chartres Labyrinth FAQs. August. http://www.labyrinthos.net/chartresfaq.html | Saward, Jeff. 2009. Chartres Labyrinth FAQs. Chartres Labyrinth FAQs. August. http://www.labyrinthos.net/chartresfaq.html | ||
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| − | The program was created in 1973 at the NASA Ames Research Center by Steve Colley and Howard Palmer and made into a multi-player game thanks to Greg Thompson. It was brought to MIT in 1974 and elaborated; Dave Lebling wrote a server that provided text messaging and supported up to eight players or robots. This program was later ported to the Xerox Alto as ''Maze War.'' | ||
