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For every note this gets, i'll work for a minute on my scratch project
edit: it caps out to when i finish the project, all notes past that are null and void, except for the thousandth note which will make me post the link
edit 2: if i get a thousand notes on this i'll share the game, and i'll post a timelapse of me working on it
edit 3: yall reached the stretch goal, the link and video shall be posted
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The first ever rage quit from 1969
The interactions between them are so cute. They both got their heart broken, but at least they have each other. I hope they'll find their true love soon.
'Announcing the big 3 for thirst!'
Advertisement for Stokely's Ping, Pong and Pi-Li fruit juice drinks (1959).
Tennis for Two was designed by American physicist William Higinbotham in 1958 for display at the Brookhaven National Laboratory's annual public exhibition after learning that the government research institution's Donner Model 30 analog computer could simulate trajectories with wind resistance. The game was displayed on an oscilloscope and played with two custom aluminum controllers. An oscilloscope is a type of electronic test instrument that graphically displays varying voltages of one or more signals as a function of time.
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it's thursday
Back in the mid 70s we bought our first video game console, I believe it was this APV Fun console or variant but it's a bit fuzzy 50 years later.
It played pong. And "Hockey" which tbh was pong with a goal. It's hard to imagine now how this could have been such a compelling, magical experience but then it definitely was.
I'm amazed it was fun looking back, and I was there. But you kind of have to remember that it came out into a world where there were no home computers or DVDs or VHS or even cable TV.
You had a couple channels on TV and that's it. There was no form of interactive home entertainment, whatsoever. The idea that you could control something on a TV and play a game on it was mind-blowing.
The magic of this console didn't last long of course. Pretty soon the video game dominated the arcade and the home video console market exploded too.
But I definitely remember this little time when pong was king and we suddenly realized your TV could be something more than a passive device.
