City of Legends. 1: The Rise of Gamespace

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This document traces the rise and evolution of gamespace from the early 1970s when computer technicians would play games for hours at a time on cathode ray tube displays, to modern competitive esports. It outlines the transition from solitary gameplay to online multiplayer games and streaming. Key developments include the rise of internet cafes and professional gaming houses and training facilities, culminating in large arena-style events and tournaments broadcast to massive online audiences.

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