Today's Google doodle highlights video cartridge creator Gerald "Jerry" Lawson, one of the first Black engineers in the video game industry. Jerry Lawson' team at Fairchild Camera and Instrument ...

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Google Doodle honored gaming pioneer Gerald "Jerry" Lawson Thursday — on what would have been his 82nd birthday — with an interactive game for site visitors to play.

On Thursday, Google published a playable Google Doodle game honoring Black video game pioneer Jerry Lawson on what would have been his 82nd birthday. Lawson, who died in 2011, ...

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Known as the "father of the video game cartridge," Lawson led the team that would create a system that paved the way for several popular video game consoles. Interactive Google Doodle Game ...

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Google Doodle today celebrates Gerald “Jerry” Lawson, a father of modern gaming, known for leading the team that developed the first home video gaming console with interchangeable game cartridges.