Spacewar hardware?

Thanks Will. Did some research and it's not a port, but a copy coded from scratch (i.e. played the game and tried to produce a similar version from that) on an IBM 360/65 with 2250 Model I video display. I'll have to put it as a distantly related branch vs. a direct port, similar to Computer Space. From http://whoinventedinternet.com/2011/blog/computer-networking-history-contac… "Also, I think my friend George McQuilken mentioned to me that the Computer History Museum was aware of an early version of the Spacewar computer video game that ran on the IBM System/360 Model 65 at the MIT Computation Center that appeared some time in the late 1960s, after the original Spacewar on the DEC PDP-1, but they (you) didn?t know where it came from. Well, in fact I also wrote that one while I was employed as a system programmer at the MIT Computation Center, deliberately copying the Spacewar game I had seen and played on the PDP-1 there, and this story also is told in Leanne Jones?s new (children?s) book, ?It?s Cool to be Clever.? FYI." In the book "It's Cool to Be Clever: The Story of Edson C. Hendricks," he states "In my spare time I created a little game project with the new video display just to learn how to work it... Both his game and mine were called Spacewar." On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 at 2:18 PM, William Donzelli <wdonzelli at gmail.com>wrote: -- Marty