Before the NES and even before Pong, the Magnavox Odyssey braved the frontier as the first home video game console. Here's what it was capable of.

Explore the revolutionary journey of the Magnavox Odyssey, the first home video game console, and its impact on the gaming industry. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Magnavox Odyssey, the first commercial gaming system invented by Ralph Baer, was born in a Fort Wayne boardroom 50 years ago. ... Baer’s so-called “Brown Box” was an early prototype of what would come ...

The Magnavox Odyssey was showcased on the BBC 's Tomorrow 's World 50 years ago today. It was a basic but visionary design, and led to today's multi-billion-pound industry.

Launched in September 1972, the Magnavox Odyssey became the first ever console that you could bring home and plug directly into your own television set. Video games were still in their early days ...

Magnavox? Pfft! They were never the same when John Foxx left and Midge Ure took over. That’s Ultravox. Magnavox is a US tech company most famous for tellies that was swallowed up by Phillips in 1974.

The Nintendo Game Boy was the first ever portable gaming console, a precursor to the likes of the PlayStation Portable and Nintendo Switch. Its success over the years prompted Nintendo to produce ...

The NES is one of the best video game consoles of all time, but it was far from the first console and certainly not the last with the likes of the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Switch 2 currently ...

According to the video published on YouTube, that involved 444 different consoles, starting with the Magnavox Odyssey (which was the first home gaming console in 1972) and ending with the ...

Originally released in the summer of 1972, the Magnavox Odyssey is generally recognized as the very first home gaming console, connecting to televisions and allowing kids and adults to experience ...