The Magnavox Odyssey, manufactured in Jefferson City, started the video game revolution in 1972 with its innovative design and concept.

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The Betamax Video Cassette System included a 19-inch Trinitron color TV enclosed in a wooden cabinet ... In 1975, Atari introduced Home Pong — a home version of its very popular arcade game.

In the competitive scramble among TV-phonograph makers, any new sales idea is as good as gold. Last week Magnavox Co. announced one that it hopes will win nuggets of customer good will ...

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Atari's first "Pong" console ... simple shapes onto your TV screen. Things like colors or images simply weren't possible. So, rather than trying to crack that nut, Magnavox instead packed the ...

Magnavox Odyssey may not sound familiar to the current generation ... The controllers look incredibly uncomfortable, but some iconic games like Tennis and Pong were still playable. A light gun ...