Exploring the Intriguing World of Stalin Subway: A Look Back at Moscow's Ornate Metro Stations

The transcript discusses the history and design of Moscow's Metro stations, built in 1932, and their use as a setting for the video game 'Stalin Subway'. The game involves preventing a nuclear threat in 1950s Moscow, featuring photorealistic depictions of the metro and other landmarks. It also touches on the technological landscape of the Soviet Union, highlighting the late introduction of personal computers and the impact of Western export controls.

What year did Moscow's subway stations first open?

• 1932

• 1952

• 1942

• 1922

What is the main objective in the game 'Stalin Subway'?

• To build new subway stations

• To escape from Moscow

• To prevent a nuclear detonation

• To overthrow Stalin

Which company created photorealistic representations of Moscow metro stations for the game?

• Lucco Entertainment

• Booker Entertainment

• Google Entertainment

• Apple Entertainment

When did local manufacturing of personal computers begin in the Soviet Union?

• 2003

• 1983

• 1993

• 1973

What was a significant challenge for the Soviet Union regarding computers?

• Lack of interest in technology

• High cost of local manufacturing

• Strict export controls by Western governments

• Overproduction of computers