It’s a stormy night when you decide to crawl up into the attic and take a look around. Finding an old decaying computer, you turn it on and to your surprise, it works. It only runs an old chatbot - Clarity - who asks you to play with her. Why does this computer know so much about you? And why can you only use Copy and Paste to reply? Can…
Here is a rabbit hole for the next loading screen in Out of CTRL: Computer Space reached arcades in 1971 and became one of the earliest commercial electronic arcade games, even though its controls proved demanding for many players. Another piece of context lands nicely beside it: Spacewar! appeared on MIT's PDP-1 in 1962 and became one of the earliest influential computer games shared among programmers. Not bad for a few facts hiding behind a Play button.
It’s a stormy night when you decide to crawl up into the attic and take a look around. Finding an old decaying computer, you turn it on and to your surprise, it works. It only runs an old chatbot - Clarity - who asks you to play with her. Why does this computer know so much about you? And why can you only use Copy and Paste to reply? Can you find it out?
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