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Feb 7, 2005 8:31 AM
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Are the crisp 8-bit black and white graphics of Pong just too much for your over-stimulated brain to handle? Are the hi-fi tonal sound effects of the bouncing ball driving you batty? Well then, Text Pong is for you. Click on over to the game and choose one of the three options for what you do with paddle, then wait in breathless anticipation for the computer to tell you what happened.
Pong: The Text-Based Game [Karber, via digg]
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