Video Game History Month 2014: Elite was not only one of the first open world games, but a technical marvel that remains hugely influential 30 years after its debut.
Video Game History Month 2014: Thanks to its pervasive presence in UK schools, the humble BBC Micro would go to inspire a generation of programmers and game makers.
Video Game History Month: What was happening in games 30 years ago?
David Braben asking for $2 million on popular crowd-funding site to bring back space sim franchise in form of Elite: Dangerous in March 2014 for PC.
Frontier Developments aims to bring the sequel to the 1980's space trading sim, Elite, to PC by early 2014.
Minecraft creator says he'd like to make a sandbox game along the lines of 1984 computer classic, but with a Firefly-like twist.
Elite developer's Raspberry Pi USB key PC to give school-age children their first taste of programming on the cheap.
GDC 2011: Frontier Developments chairman David Braben reveals what it took to get space trading sim out of spacedock and onto 17 different platforms.
Inimitably influential hits like Pac-Man, Doom, Prince of Persia, Populous, Pitfall to receive postmortems at Game Developers Conference 2011 courtesy of original devs, including Will Wright, Peter Molyneux, Mark Cerny, ...
Ian Livingstone to discuss the rise of Lara Croft; David Braben will mull over the evolution of video games since Elite at London Science Museum.
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