Any of this information can be found anywhere on the internet, a documentary on the history of videogames is not a new thing, it has been done many times already. Here, save yourself $8 and watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4dPSOncwVQ

I can't even watch this thing in 360p. I have a 24M connection so you'd think it would be enough. You're not even allowed to download the video for some reason so yeah, great.

I am very fortunate in that I have 1Gbps superfast fibre optic broadband, I am able to play online games with single figure ping values while streaming movies in HD at the same time as my girlfriend surfs the net and streams another movie without issue, it's fast, it's reliable and I rarely experience any problems. However the Steam streaming service seems unable to get through, I was alone last night, I had no other apps running, no browser pages open, my gf was out so there was no other online activity ...

You have to pay money for this? what?

When the "video game crash" happened in the US, nobody gave a damn in the rest of the world too much. They still churned out game after game, especially for home computers in Europe. Yet in the blurb it's about how the "entire industry" almost ended. Why would I want to pay to watch something so badly researched that their promo material is already annoyingly wrong? I guess at least it's not about the indie clique telling us how being a white American woman is the hardest way to go through life. I'd hope s...