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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Odyssey was released in April 1972 for $100, and was the first home console of any kind, predating Pong. It was also the first cartridge-based console, but there's a catch: The cartridges don't contain games, they just rearrange the circuitry inside the console to vary the game. And it was the first to have a light gun, but you don't aim the gun at any part of the screen, you just aim it at the screen (or any other light source). |
