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Big week in gaming, as not only do we have blockbuster week, Microsoft is cooking up a great deal for Nintendo gamers and Game Awards brings us surprise section of new announcements.

We are also happy to share the Nintendo Switch UK Podcast Awards are back for 2022.  Despite what our precious ego’s would lead you to believe we are no experts and we would love your opinion as we declare the best games of 2022.

Desde antes de que se acuñaran los términos código abierto e Internet, había jugadores de videojuegos. Fueron ellos los que empezaron a formar las primeras comunidades de código abierto, para poder compartir y desarrollar los trabajos de los demás. De hecho, muchos programadores empezaron su carrera con los juegos de computadora. 

En este episodio hablaremos de la libertad creativa y abierta que se generó con los primeros juegos que se desarrollaron en ARPANET. El desarrollo de los juegos no solo llama la atención de los programadores, sino también de mucha gente creativa, así que la combinación da muy buenos resultados. Pero aunque todo empezó como un proceso abierto, las cosas han cambiado.

Before the terms 'open source' and 'internet' were even coined—there were gamers. They created proto-open source communities, sharing and building upon each other’s work. For many programmers, gaming led them to their careers.

In this episode, we explore the creative free-for-all of early game development over ARPANET. Game development brings together a massive mix of creative and programming talent. But while creating video games started as an open process, a lot has changed. Hear how you can get involved in building our very own Command Line Heroes game—and in the spirit of games, hunt around for this episode’s Easter egg.

Check out Command Line Heroes: The Game over on GitHub.

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