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Creation of 'El Ajedrecista' by Leonardo Torres Quevedo
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First protovideo game, “Cathode Ray Tube amusement device” by Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. and Estle Ray Mann
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Charley Adama invented a program at MIT called “Bouncing ball”
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First primitive console with twelve electronic games called Odyssey
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Atari: the birth of an industry.
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Was born: Space Invaders
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Atari presented its Atari VCS
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Atari bought the rights for exploitation on consoles domestic from Space Invaders.
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Warner entertainment bought Atari for $28 million
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Nintendo
The third generation would revolve around the 8 bits of the
flagship console created by Nintendo, the Super Famicom, or as we knew it in Europe and
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Warner sold Atari and an era of digital entertainment closed
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A new console debuted twice as powerful as the NES, from the hand of Hudson, the Turbografx 16.
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Sega released its 16-bit console, the Mega Drive
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Nintendo made a risky bet and created the first portable console mass distribution, the Gameboy.