
The first video poker machines emerged in the mid 70′s. With a functioning something different from what we know today, there have been many changes but they have suffered over the years, especially if we take as axis of comparing what the gaming world (within which we can locate and which accompanied its birth) has evolved.
The issue is simple. Video poker machines do not require complex functions based on three-dimensional graphics computer or anything like that (at least not essential) to make a genuine entertainment. Video poker machines, as well as Black Jack, found no reason to fall behind in a corner of the casino, buried in the oblivion of users. On the contrary, have all the virtues of the slot, but in a format that makes them familiar to fans of the card game.
They also have a touch nostalgic aesthetics that makes them endearing remnants of an ancient past. Something similar to what happens when we encounter one of those old pin-ball machines. Or, as surely many of us going to see a video game machine 80. Then we go back in time to sit and enjoy the Pacman.
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