Game Changers: Inside the Video Game Wars

Game Changers: Inside the Video Game Wars is a documentary film that focuses on the rich history of video games through the prism of the individual entrepreneurs and innovators that shaped not just the industry, but the world we live in today. It tells the story of video games’ rise from the early days of the industry, with the invention of the Brown Box by Ralph Baer and the founding of Atari by Nolan Bushnell, through the crash of the industry in 1984, its resurgence in the 1990s and subsequent rivalry between Nintendo, Sega, and Sony. Along the way the film chronicles the successes, failures, and rivalries that make this relatively unknown history about one of the largest entertainment industries in the world so captivating.