After more than 2 years of work on TV gaming systems at Sanders Associates, Ralph Baer and his two coworkers ended up with a prototype unit which played 12 games, some of which used a light gun. They had also developed the so-called dynamic ball action "de/dt" chassis to offer more advanced game features. Called the Brown Box because of its simulated woodgrain self-adhesive covering, the Brown Box was used to take the project to the next and most important step: finding a licensee.
A preliminary agreement was signed between the two companies, Sanders Associates and Magnavox. Once that was in place, the Brown Box and all the design data turned over to Magnavox engineers in Fort Wayne; they got started on a prototype for what was to become their first Odyssey (Model 1TL200) TV Game in 1972.
The first video game system, the Magnavox Odyssey, was invented in 1972.
The first odyssey game system was made made in 1972.
The magnavox odyssey was the first video game system ever made. It was released in 1972 and only came hard-wired with two games.
It was odyssey (if computers count it was the comodore pet)
The Odyssey, the worlds first home video game console/system, was released on January 27, 1972 priced at $100.
The first home video game system was the Magnavox Odyssey by Ralph Baer, who completed a prototype in 1968. It was first sold in graphics,
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The first 'technical' video game was made using radar equipment back during the 1940's, but the first commercially sold videogame system was the Magnavox Odyssey.
The first game system made commercially available was the Magnavox Odyssey, in 1972
you can but there old so maybe someone might want it .
The Nintendo Wii was invented in Japan.
None. Magnavox Odyssey was made in August 1972 and was the first gaming console.