The world's first video game

The first video game “Tennis for Two” was created by the American physicist William Higinbotham. He created this game within 3 weeks and did not think that it would be popular. Tennis for Two laid the foundation for computer games, because for it used a graphic display. This game was accepted as a hit. Already at the first show on May 18, 1958 there was a huge line of people who wanted to see the game. Today this game is in the Brooklyn National Laboratory.

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