Did people like Tennis for Two?

Tennis for Two, the first video game created in 1958 by physicist William Higinbotham, received positive feedback from those who had the opportunity to play it. The game, which simulated a tennis match on an oscilloscope screen, was showcased at the Brookhaven National Laboratory's annual visitor's day and attracted a significant crowd. Visitors were captivated by the novelty and interactive nature of the game, enjoying the experience of playing a virtual sport. Although opinions may have varied, the overall response to Tennis for Two was favorable, marking a significant milestone in the history of video games.

The game was very popular during the three-day exhibition, with players lining up to see the game, especially high school students. It was shown again the following year with a larger oscilloscope screen and a more complicated design that could simulate different gravity levels.