One of the world's first videogames
Tennis for Two - Created by American physicist William Higinbotham, it is important in the history of video games as one of the first electronic games to use a graphical display.
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5. Comment rated too low. Show this comment AcAdeMoS19 482 days ago
Too many sound for me, get really annoying.
6. nooitaf (moderator) 482 days ago
wow, thanks for posting this !!!
the curves look so real, very amazing.
8. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Chumney_Warner 482 days ago
Bet he is turning in his Grave now after SPORE was released. why why why why all this hard physics for that crap.
It looks like the arcs and curves are more realistic than some of the tennis games out these days... EXCELENT!!!
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15. Comment rated too low. Show this comment etplayer 481 days ago
Need DX10 for this one? Will it work on Vista? Where do I pre-order?
16. Comment rated too low. Show this comment peterpan007 480 days ago
nothing works on vista, lol ![]()
yay...we build sorta that too in science class...oszilloscope and a real big bunch of relays and converters to make the power float in the right amount, direction and wavelengh..but ours was more like a Pong clone were you can spin the ball too and give it a twist...Hooray ![]()



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1. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Darnko 482 days ago
cool but would get boring quite fast