When did video games start using "lives"? More importantly, when and why did they stop? With this changing,

what does it mean to die in a game?

Vinnk and SeanOrange examine the games that pioneered this mechanism, and take a look at when and why

it started changing. Was it with games like Myst, or did adventure-style games always buck this trend?

Has the fall of arcade gaming lead games to be easier, and therefore no longer need "lives"?

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