The first thought to be video came in 1958
It was a virtual tennis but obviously the graphics were bad only like a line for the net and another representing the netNamed: Tennis for two People loved this exhibit and there were long lines to access the video game What was cool was later he added a feature called tennis on the moon where he changed the gravityBut then two years later the game was retired and the computer was used for over purposes.
Another debatable first video game;was made 25 years earlier, in 1947. This was just two years after the end of World War II, and the missile displays that were used in the war inspired Thomas T. Goldsmith and Estle Ray Mann to create a missile simulator game on a cathode ray tube.
For years, games had only been able to be played where they were programmed, (generally just universities) but during the 50’s and 60’s many games were made by people at home as a hobby. 1971 In September, Galaxy Game, the first coin-operated games machine, was installed at Stanford University California, while 1500 units of Computer Space were manufactured in November and available for sale.
It was a virtual tennis but obviously the graphics were bad only like a line for the net and another representing the netNamed: Tennis for two People loved this exhibit and there were long lines to access the video game What was cool was later he added a feature called tennis on the moon where he changed the gravityBut then two years later the game was retired and the computer was used for over purposes.
Another debatable first video game;was made 25 years earlier, in 1947. This was just two years after the end of World War II, and the missile displays that were used in the war inspired Thomas T. Goldsmith and Estle Ray Mann to create a missile simulator game on a cathode ray tube.
For years, games had only been able to be played where they were programmed, (generally just universities) but during the 50’s and 60’s many games were made by people at home as a hobby. 1971 In September, Galaxy Game, the first coin-operated games machine, was installed at Stanford University California, while 1500 units of Computer Space were manufactured in November and available for sale.
Microvision was the first hand-held LCD-based game console commercially released. manipulated by the player’s thumb on the four buttons. This was an early inspiration for the D-Pad, which was used on many future console controllers, as well, of course, as the Game Boy.
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