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There are several reasons why the 1985 edition is "Original". One obvious reason is that the 1971 version is just a text version, and there are relatively few people who have seen plain text versions or have played. The second important reason is that most of the features people prefer to associate with games was first introduced in 1985. The product of 1985 was more than just a new version and it completely reimagined how to make a game about the Oregon Trail. I am convinced that the 1985 design is the most original and creative version of the history of all products and certainly does not include the original 1971 version completely. In other words, the ultimate success of the invention of the game was in two equally important stages - in 1971 and the second in 1984-85.

The famous Apple II version of The Oregon Trail appeared before 1985 and two other versions preceded. First is the original text only time sharing version, then the initial Apple II version, timesharing. Vacation games are basically the same, but there are some important differences. The original version was first invented in 1971 and was available in MECC timeshare system in 1975. The MECC - Minnesota Educational Computing Alliance - was a country devoted to providing computer access to schools throughout the state. The agency Minnesota game was also called OREGON and soon became the most popular computer program on the system.

In 1973, there was no internet, digital camera, personal computer, but there was a mobile phone. The prototype version will be Motorola DynaTAC 8000x We have a plain text LED screen with a weight of 5 pounds and a single line. It will take ten years for Motorola's DynaTAC to finally reach consumers. Martin Cooper, the inventor of mobile phones, was the general manager of the communications system department of Motorola. He told AT & T general manager Joel Engel that the competition for improving telephone technology has ended, and that Motorola won. He said, "Joel, this is Marty Cooper, I want you to know that I am calling you on my cell phone.