Cold war power play: how the Stasi got into computer games
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A new exhibition in Berlin reveals the surprising enthusiasm of the East German state, particularly the Stasi, towards the emerging world of video gaming. Researchers at the Computer Games Museum uncovered a unique Pong console made from salvaged materials, showcasing the innovative spirit of that era. This discovery not only highlights the intersection of technology and culture during the Cold War but also invites us to reflect on how even the most paranoid regimes engaged with popular trends, making it a fascinating exploration of history and gaming.
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