In 1928, 3 television sets were installed by GE in homes in New York, to demonstrate the first home television receiver. The picture was 1.5 inches long by 1 inch wide and 24 lines at 16 frames per second.
This is the Magnavox Odyssey the world’s first home video game console from 1972, roughly the size of a small suitcase, with no color graphics, no sound from the console, and simple game cards that started the home gaming revolution.
Engineer built a computer that fires firecrackers at him every time he gets shot in a combat game, so he can physically experience it.
