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William Higinbotham, a member of the team who created the first nuclear bomb went on to make the first video game Tennis for Two : r/Damnthatsinteresting
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First Video Game Theron Grant Tennis For Two by Willam Higinbotham and the Brookhaven National Laboratory William Higinbotham was a nuclear physicist on. - ppt download
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Tennis For Two by Willam Higinbotham and the Brookhaven National Laboratory William Higinbotham was a nuclear physicist on the Manhattan Project. The. - ppt download
Adamjee Cantonment Public School I.T Club - Tennis for Two (also known as Computer Tennis) is considered the first video game. It's a sports video game that simulates a game of tennis.
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Tennis for Two, 1958, by William Higinbotham, Brookhaven National Lab CSE 380 – Computer Game Programming Graphics Device Management. - ppt download
The First Videogame Ever - The story of TENNIS FOR TWO and William Higinbotham. - YouTube
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Rick Brutti on Twitter: "William Higinbotham was born 108 years ago today in Bridgeport, Connecticut, physicist, Father of the Video Game, created Tennis for Two https://t.co/XhybXpUnGz https://t.co/IrU7JToETW" / Twitter
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