Fact or Fiction?

Can it be that Hitler's scientists had already developed PC gaming well before May 1945 and this very fact is what Stalin had really kept locked deep in a Kremlin vault all of these years? Until now!  

If you are not convinced or even now doubting this claim, then checkout this unbelievable "rare" photo of the Fuhrer with a game clicker in his hand while in a secret conference with his top generals.  



If this is true, can it be that Germany had lost the Stalingrad Campaign because Hitler & the German high command were spending more time playing the world's first PC games, than watching and acting on what was going on at the Eastern front?  

I guess that only "you" can make this fantastic decision for yourself!

Of course, it's true
As we know in Great Britain there was a first computer, which was made by Alan Turing. This PC enabled to crack "Enigma". (There is a very interesting movie "The Imitation Game").
So, why not German made the same? Suppose, it was a prototype of "Tetris"?

As we know in Great Britain there was a first computer

And it must be why the British called it... "Ultra". No doubt a code name for PC gaming technology, that the British were trying to intercept information from with all those German messages through out the war.

As Germany was a pioneer of TV broadcasting at the time. Would not "PC gaming" be a natural continuance of this technology.  This could also explain why Stalin was so hot to capture Berlin in 45.  Think of this fact... the world might of had X-Box in 1946 or 47.  

The first regular electronic television service in Germany began in Berlin on March 22, 1935, as Deutscher Fernseh Rundfunk. Broadcasting from the Fernsehsender Paul Nipkow, it used a 180-line system, and was on air for 90 minutes, three times a week.

Yes, the very answers and proof of this modern day mystery have been written in the very pages of WWII history and right there in front of us all this time.