"Pong" is one of the first and most iconic video games in the history of gaming. Developed and released by Atari in 1972, it represents a digital version of table tennis. Players control rectangular paddles that move vertically along the sides of the screen, aiming to bounce the moving ball back towards the opponent.
The playing field in "Pong" is simple and minimalist, consisting of two paddles and a ball that bounces between them. Each player's goal is to prevent the ball from passing by their paddle while trying to get the ball past the opponent's paddle, earning points in the process. The game continues until a certain number of points is reached or until the players decide to stop.
"Pong" was played on specially designed arcade machines and quickly became extremely popular, marking the beginning of the arcade game industry. Despite its simplicity, the game requires quick reactions and good coordination, making it engaging and challenging for both new and experienced players.
The legacy of "Pong" continues to live on today, regarded as an important milestone in the development of video games. It remains a symbol of the dawn of a new era in the entertainment industry and an inspiration for many subsequent games.
A - Up
Z - Down
S - Sound On/Off
C - Cange color
T - Cange score board type
E - Give Up
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