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Turki Fahad Alayed .: Student Name: Id Number: 411109558
Turki Fahad Alayed .: Student Name: Id Number: 411109558
There was video games in the early 60s but none of these video
games were sold in the public , because they were too huge or too
expensive . In 1966 this all changed when a man called Ralph
Baer came up with an idea for an entertainment device that could be
hooked up to a television monitor. Presenting this to his superiors at
Sanders and getting their approval, he along with William Harrison and
William Rasch refined Baer's concept into the "Brown Box" prototype of
a home video game console that could play a simple table tennis
game. The three patented the technology, and Sanders, not in the
business of commercialization, sold licenses to the patents
to Magnavox to commercialize. With Baer's help, Magnavox
developed the Magnavox Odyssey, the first commercial home
console, in 1972.
THE VIDEO GAMES INDUSTRY
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