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OXO aka Noughts and Crosses - The First Video Game
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GAMES AND SOCIETY HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES. OXO (1952) Sometimes known as Noughts and crosses or Tic-Tac-Toe Created by Alexander Douglas in 1952 First. - ppt download
OXO (1952) - First video game with random-access memory - YouTube
The First Video Game: OXO (HQ Remake) - YouTube
GAMES AND SOCIETY HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES. OXO (1952) Sometimes known as Noughts and crosses or Tic-Tac-Toe Created by Alexander Douglas in 1952 First. - ppt download
