Due to their complexity, video games have always been developed by teams, larger or smaller.
The beginnings of electronic games circulated among universities among students and developers. They were created for study and hobby purposes, so many of them were lost and forgotten. But the story begins to change in 1967, when German inventing engineer Ralf Baer creates the first game to play on TV. Interestingly, Baer came up with the idea in 1951, but the project was ignored by the company he worked for at the time. With insistence, Baer and his team had a prototype console capable of playing various games, including tennis and shooting.
