The world's first video game "bi-directional tennis" will reappear in the eyes of the world

December 17 News The first video game in human history is known as the "two-way tennis (Tennis for nonblank)", which was born in 1958. This was Willy Higinbotham, a physicist at the Brookhaven National Laboratory responsible for computer engineering at the U.S. Department of Energy. The content of the game is to control a tennis ball on the horizontal ground back and forth movement, but this game is now invisible.　　1997, Brookhaven National Laboratory staff once recovered the game, but not perfect. Peter Takacs, a physicist named Peter Takacs, announced that his version of the restoration would soon meet the world. Peter Takacs himself is also a member of the Brookhaven National Laboratory, who had witnessed the birth of the world's first video game. After a hard technical breakthrough, they will use vacuum tubes to restore the 1958 version of the original appearance of two-way tennis. (Digging the shell net)