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Pong Sports (Atari 2600, 1977)

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Experience the thrill of playing Pong Sports on your Atari 2600 console! This classic game, released in 1977 by Sears, Roebuck AND Company, offers exciting action and adventure for players of all ages. With a rating of E-Everyone, it's suitable for the whole family to enjoy. Challenge your friends and family to a game of Pong Sports, featuring the iconic Pong series. This game is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike, and has been thoroughly tested for quality and functionality. Don't miss out on the chance to add this timeless classic to your video game collection today!

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One of the original titles to ship with the Atari 2600 in 1977, Video Olympics (released as Pong Sports by Sears/Telegames) contains eight types of Pong for play with one, two or four players. Included are Pong, Super Pong, Soccer, Foozpong, Hockey, Quadrapong, Handball, Volleyball, and Basketball. Pong is the classic game of video tennis and may be played against the computer, a human opponent, or in two-person teams. All other games are for two or more players only. Super Pong puts each player in charge of two paddles and may be played with up to four players. In Soccer, Foozpong, Hockey, and Quadrapong, you try bounce the ball into your opponent's goal. Handball is Pong played against a wall. In Volleyball, you try to make your opponent miss the ball while avoiding the net. Finally, Basketball is a combination of Pong and basketball. Depending on which game you select, some or all of the following options are available: Speed, Whammy, Catch, and Jump. Each determines what action occurs when you press the fire button. Speed increases the speed of the ball, Whammy increases the angle of deflection, Catch allows you to catch the ball and Jump lets you make your paddle rise to meet the ball. In total, there are 50 different variations to choose from. Each game ends when one player or team scores 21 points.