Top 10 games from 50's to 70's that you have missed and they were better than today's game. -OXO (1958) Although we do not know with certainty which was the first videogame, many of us believe that the famous "OXO" or "TaTeTi", developed by Alexander S Douglas in 1952, when he was still a university student, was the pioneer. This game was executed at a resolution of 35 � 16 pixels, and in it the players had to face a computer. But it was not successful because it was only executed in EDSAC (Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator) computer of the only one existed. -Tennis for Two (1958) Finally, in the year 1958, the first video game for 2 human players would appear, in the hands of the American physicist William Higginbotham, using an oscilloscope from the Brookhaven National Laboratory as a monitor connected to an analogical computer. The game consisted of a horizontal line that was the playing field and a small vertical line in the center of th
