The Tetris Effect
The Cold War Battle for the World's Most Addictive Game
by:
Dan Ackerman
in:
Biographies
Summary:
The book chronicles the intricate history behind the creation and global distribution of the video game Tetris, delving into the legal battles, corporate negotiations, and political tensions during the Cold War that surrounded its journey from a Soviet invention to an international sensation. It explores the lives of key figures involved, including the game's inventor Alexey Pajitnov, and the complex web of deals that ultimately led to Tetris becoming a household name.
Key points:
1. Importance of Intellectual Property: The book uses Tetris' story to highlight the value of copyright laws in the global market.
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