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  3. Steve Russell—the man who made the first video game—is still alive.

Steve Russell—the man who made the first video game—is still alive.

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    Steve Russell—the man who made the first video game—is still alive. Not a myth. Not a footnote. Walking around, same as the rest of us.

    In 1962, Russell coded Spacewar! on the DEC PDP-1 at MIT. It spread fast. So fast that it directly led to the formation of Atari. Their first arcade release, Computer Space was essentially Spacewar! shoved into a coin-op cabinet.

    Russell didn’t stop there. He wrote the first two implementations of Lisp. He later taught Bill Gates and Paul Allen how to use a computer.

    Video games. Programming languages. Microsoft.

    Same guy. Still alive.

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      Steve Russell—the man who made the first video game—is still alive. Not a myth. Not a footnote. Walking around, same as the rest of us.

      In 1962, Russell coded Spacewar! on the DEC PDP-1 at MIT. It spread fast. So fast that it directly led to the formation of Atari. Their first arcade release, Computer Space was essentially Spacewar! shoved into a coin-op cabinet.

      Russell didn’t stop there. He wrote the first two implementations of Lisp. He later taught Bill Gates and Paul Allen how to use a computer.

      Video games. Programming languages. Microsoft.

      Same guy. Still alive.

      jwcph@helvede.netJ This user is from outside of this forum
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      @atomicpoet That means he's able to apologize for teaching Gates & Allen. I'll be waiting.

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