I giochi degli anni 80: una panoramica
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How did Tennis for Two work?
Visitors playing Tennis for Two saw a two-dimensional, side view of a tennis court on the oscilloscope screen, which used a cathode-ray tube similar to a black and white television tube. The ball, a brightly lit, moving dot, left trails as it bounced to alternating sides of the net.
What happened to Tennis for Two?
After being dismantled, Tennis for Two was largely forgotten. It remained virtually unknown until the late 1970s and early 1980s when Higinbotham was called on to testify in court cases for defendants sued by Magnavox over the video game patents of Ralph H. Baer.
Who invented Tennis for Two in 1958?
Tennis for Two
What was tennis for 2 made on?
The game ran on a small analog computer and used a five-inch oscilloscope screen with a cathode-ray tube for a display. Players saw a side view of a tennis court and used controllers with dials to control the “ball”—simple from today's perspective, but unprecedented in 1958.