Video game inventor Ralph Baer and video game historian David Winter play with the Brown Box, the last prototype of the first home video game in the world.
Video game inventor Ralph Baer and video game historian David Winter play with the Brown Box, the last prototype of the first home video game in the world.
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I saw that too! I miss old G4. T-T Anyways, Ralph Baer is one of my heroes. Anyone who impacted the early development of the video game industry deserves quite a bit of respect.
I'm getting Ralph Baer's autograph soon. But it's just going to be coming to me in the mail. I do I hope to meet him in person though in a year or so.
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Anyways, Ralph Baer is one of my heroes. Anyone who impacted the early development of the video game industry deserves quite a bit of respect.