First commercially available arcade videogame

First commercially available arcade videogame
Who
Computer Space
What
First
Where
Not Applicable
When
November 1971
The first commercially available arcade videogame was Computer Space (Nutting Associates), released in November 1971, two months after the first arcade videogame, Galaxy Game (Bill Pitts, Hugh Tuck). The game was cheaper to make than Galaxy Game, which had been created at Stanford University, at $1,000 (£400) per unit. It earned $3 million (£1.17 million) in sales.