Early history of video games - Wikipedia
Nimrod (1951) | World's First Nim Gaming Computer | Simulator Gameplay | United Kingdom, artificial intelligence, exhibition | Title:- Nimrod (1951) | World's First Nim Gaming Computer | Simulator Gameplay Designer(s):-John Makepeace
The First Video Games Were From the 50's - Fact or Myth?
OXO (1952) | World's Second Tic Tac Toe / Noughts and Crosses Video Game | EDSAC Computer | Gameplay - YouTube
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A short history of videogames, 1951–2011 - National Science and Media Museum blog
NIMROD | They Create Worlds
Evolution of Video Game Graphics 1952 - 2015 - YouTube
What is the Oldest Video Game Ever Made? | Blog of Games
First Video Game Honored at Brookhaven Lab Birthplace - The New York Times
NIMROD | They Create Worlds
Nimrod Computer Game Simulation (1951) - YouTube
Nimrod (computer) - Wikipedia
NIMROD: The First Special Purpose Digital Computer Designed to Play a Game : History of Information
History of game evolution
Berlin's Computer Game Museum
BNL | History:The First Video Game?
Artist's Impression
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Video Game On: The man who spent 13 years travelling with Pong and Pac-Man - BBC News
Open World Learning Gallery | Oklahoma Contemporary
Nimrod (1951) - YouTube
NIMROD | They Create Worlds
NOT the world's first video game – Fake History Hunter
First Computer Exclusively Designed to Play a Game | The Story of Information
