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youtube.com - 10/7/2009

BBC4 Electric Dreams Game & Watch clip (video)

— youtube.com — A short clip from the show Electric Dreams on BBC4 about a family experiencing technology from the... 70's though to the 90's.This short clip if from the 80's. ... (more) BBC4 Electric Dreams Game & Watch clip (video)

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nintendo-online.de - 10/15/2009

Nachgefragt bei Rayk Kerstan von Silent Dreams

— nintendo-online.de — Anfang August kündigte das deutsche Entwicklerstudio Silent Dreams Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes für WiiWare und PC an.... Heute präsentieren wir euch in unserer "Nachgefragt bei ... -Reihe" ein Interview mit Rayk Kerstan, Creative Director bei Silent ... (more) Nachgefragt bei Rayk Kerstan von Silent Dreams

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mcvuk.com - 10/9/2009

BBC4 rules out more games programmes

— mcvuk.com — BBC FOUR HAS told MCV that it is unlikely to increase its focus on video games despite... heavy praise for its Electric Dreams season of shows. Last week the digital and satellite only channel kick-started its run of technology-focused programming, ... (more) BBC4 rules out more games programmes

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Game & Watch Shows Up In Electric Dreams
GameSetWatch — ... In BBC4's Electric Dreams, a modern family is stripped of its high-tech gadget and given technology from earlier decades. It's an odd concept, but the show looks to explore "how the technological revolution of the 1970s, 80s and 90s has transformed Britain’s homes and all our lives." ...

Waking up from Electric Dreams
Technology: Games blog | guardian.co.uk — ... Well, they cut quite a bit of my appearance, but there I was in 1996, bringing a PlayStation to the door of the Sullivan-Barnes household, playing a small part in BBC Four's entertaining Electric Dreams series. The nineties episode was a feast of retro hardware, providing a Game Boy, Game Gear, SNES, Mega Drive (all launched in the late-eighties in Japan, but after 1990 in Europe) and of course the PlayStation. No sign of the Saturn or N64, though, but then the programme makers also had to squeeze in mobile phones. And bread makers... ...