Shortfuse Games is a Swedish game and software development company that focuses on developing own game productions and software consulting. Founded in 2008 the company has developed several games, including the popular fighting game Colosseum. The game was released on Xbox LIVE Community Games in November 2008.
A video game is an electronic game that involves either animal or human interaction with a user interface. This creates a visual feedback on a TV screen or computer monitor. There are different consoles made by game companies which can offer you different games and experiences. For example Playstation or Xbox. The game controllers used when playing looks different depending on company or console, but they usually include features such as joysticks, mouses, keyboards, touchscreens and several buttons.
The very first video game to be commercially sold was in 1971 and was called Computer Space. The space combat arcade game used a black-and-white TV screen for a display and was created by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney in a partnership called Syzygy Engineering. The game features a rocket, controlled by the player, engaged in a missile battle with a pair of flying saucers. Within a set time, the goal is to score points by getting in hits on the enemy spaceships.
The video game was designed to be a coin-operated version of the game Spacewar, which was a space combat video game developed by Steve Russell in 1962.