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English: A 1971 advertisment from the magazine Cash Box for the then new arcade game Computer Space.
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Source Scanned from a November 27, 1971 issue of Cash Box, sourced from the Video Game History Foundation at https://gamehistory.org/first-arcade-game-advertisement-computer-space/
Author Nutting Associates
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