In 1958, physicist William Higinbotham created Tennis for Two, the first video game ever played on the device it was built for—a Donner analog computer connected to an oscilloscope! Designed as a science exhibit, the game used simple controllers and physics-based gameplay to simulate tennis. Though forgotten for years, it stands as the first true video game played on its original hardware, marking a historic moment in interactive entertainment. (Via: @adlszeug) #history #explore #technology #ree

There's a HUGE difference between how 3.5 level doubles players position themselves at the start of a point and how 5.0 players do it. 3.5 players leave a key chunk of court wide open... ...while 5.0 players shut it down as much as possible. Find out what the difference is in today's lesson so you can level up your doubles play immediately: Here's a key doubles strategy principle: You can't cover everything. It's impossible for you and your parter to cover the alleys AND the middle, the short ba