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=== Pre-''Roblox'' === | === Pre-''Roblox'' === | ||
On [[June]] [[June 19|19]], [[Pre-2010#1980s|1989]], Canadian-American graduate of Stanford University David Baszucki, alongside his brother Gregory, created and released the first version of a simulation application called ''Interactive Physics'' and founded the Knowledge Revolution company, which David quickly became the CEO. Erik Cassel later joined the team as a later co-founder. | |||
=== Prototypes and alpha === | === Prototypes and alpha === | ||
Latest revision as of 18:11, 10 January 2025
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| Developers | Roblox Corporation |
| Platforms | PC, Android, iOS, VR, Xbox, PlayStation |
| Release date | September 1, 2006 |
| Language | International except for few |
| Genres | Game creation platform |
| Previous | Interactive Physics |
Roblox is an online game creation and multiplayer platform currently owned by Roblox Corporation, and created by David Baszucki and late Erik Cassel. It is more famous for the long history of updates as well as the games in there, which includes object show ones. It is also one of the last remaining well made websites for children (like Club Penguin) still standing, while a husk of it's former self.
History[edit | edit source]
Pre-Roblox[edit | edit source]
On June 19, 1989, Canadian-American graduate of Stanford University David Baszucki, alongside his brother Gregory, created and released the first version of a simulation application called Interactive Physics and founded the Knowledge Revolution company, which David quickly became the CEO. Erik Cassel later joined the team as a later co-founder.
