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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6 Posted 370 days ago by nooitaf
wow, thanks for posting this !!!
the curves look so real, very amazing.
9 Posted 370 days ago by Ritty5
It looks like the arcs and curves are more realistic than some of the tennis games out these days... EXCELENT!!!
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14 Posted 370 days ago by drevil
1947 Thomas Goldsmith & Estle Ray Mann: missile simulator
1951 Festival of Britain: NIM
1952 Alexander Douglas: Noughts and Crosses
1958 William Higinbotham: Tennis for Two
19 Posted 367 days ago by Sizzlik
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 ![]()
20 Posted 363 days ago by MsZoomy (admin)
actually pretty cool if you think about it! I still remember the day my dad brought home Pong!! Now THAT was cool!!
Science is fun!
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1 Comment rating too low, click to show Posted 370 days ago by Darnko
cool but would get boring quite fast