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Dated, but still with some interesting tidbits.

Having come out in the early nineties, the book is definitely showing some age, but it's still a worthy read. That being said, a lot of the information is inaccurate, be it calling Shigeru Miyamoto "Sigeru", or being negative towards Sega to the point where it seems as though Nintendo's marketer Peter Main wrote those parts. The later parts of the book are an interesting window at what people thought the future would look like (happily it didn't turn out that way). I would recommend that people read "The Ultimate History of Video Games", by Steven Kent, as well as the latest edition of "Service Games: The Rise and Fall of Sega".