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First Video Games
The history of video games is filled with events and earlier technology that paved the way for the advent of video games. It also includes games that represent direct steps in the evolution of computerized gaming, and lastly the development and release of video games themselves.
A device procured by the toy collector Mike Mozart is potentially the one Raymond Redheffer created and has some similarities to specifications of the published paper.[4]
1942: NIM
Raymond Redheffer of M.I.T had an article published in 1948 about how to play a NIM device he allegedly created through 1941 to 1942. Also in 1978, he demonstrated the device publicly.[3]A device procured by the toy collector Mike Mozart is potentially the one Raymond Redheffer created and has some similarities to specifications of the published paper.[4]
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