Blips on a Screen: How Ralph Baer Invented TV Video Gaming and Launched a Worldwide Obsession
by Kate Hannigan Author and Zachariah OHora Illustrator
This picture book tells the inspiring true story of a Jewish refugee who became a pioneer in the world of video games. After returning from World War II, Ralph Baer saw the potential for television to be more than just a screen for watching shows—it could be interactive. With ingenuity and perseverance, he created the first home video game system, changing entertainment forever. The book highlights his determination and innovative spirit, showcasing how Baer's vision laid the foundation for the video game industry we know today.
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