Want to feel like William A. Higinbotham?

Play PONG on your OSCILLOSCOPE
This is definitely a nice idea! Remember, in 1958 the American physcist William A. Higinbotham created one of the first computer games, Tennis For Two, using an oscilloscope.
The gaming concept was a little bit different…but the idea behind this oscilloscope add-on is great!

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Jaysmith2000 shows us some interesting Atari dev stuff:

Atari TT TT030 PROTOTYPE Rieble Networking Card

Atari LYNX Development Card

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He has also 3 interesting Xbox VHS:
Xbox Developers Conference Video Tapes

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Nintendo DEV item, from Accolade:
Accolade SNES dev board

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CD-I demo:
Burn : Cycle Demo Disc – Philips CD-I

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The 18th I’ll leave. I’ll be away for about 27 days. Japan is waiting for me. I’m sure that Link will be a great searching man!

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