The first computer games were very fun and exciting but primitive, as well. The computer hardware was slow and games were made according to the lack of power in those computers. The evolutional development in the semiconductor industry changed the level of performance greatly and game developers began to make more productivity consuming games. Games were flat, two-dimensional but eventually further development of technologies gave developers instruments that added the third dimension and new level of involvement into the gameplay.

PC game hardware became far more productive and gained a new level of performance for the past decade. Various developers studios were created to develop video games of the new level. These games gained success and were commercially successful. 3D games hardware was built in the computer's graphic adapters which made video games look absolutely fantastic. Modern games look more like an action movie than just a game. We interact with the fictional world inside the screen and almost believe that this is a reality. The further development of technologies takes next steps in making virtual world even more real.

Such development has certain restrictions on the side of hardware so other discoveries should be made to overcome these restrictions. The latest games hardware requirements are so high that new devices should be created to let us play these games in full resolution and highest quality. Things have always been like this. Games push the hardware industry to make faster and more powerful machines so that we could play new masterpieces from the game developers.