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Ping Pong!
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February 26, 2009
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Ping Pong! is a simulation of table tennis, with one-player and two-player mode. In one-player mode, the player takes on four ping pong champs in a row; the two-player mode allows a single match. There are five different hits, which subtly change the speed and trajectory of the ball. Hitting the ball seven times in a row allows you to execute a "super smash".
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