
Blips on a Screen: How Ralph Baer Invented TV Video Gaming and Launched a Worldwide Obsession
Kate Hannigan
This picture-book biography tells of Ralph Baer, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany who helped pioneer home video games. After serving as a radio operator in the United States Army during World War II, he used his skills to make television more interactive. The book traces his ingenuity and persistence as he worked on the ideas that led to television video gaming.
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