Super Pong was released by Atari in 1976. It was the follow-up to Pong, and contained 4 2-player games with two controllers fixed on the unit. It ran on batteries located on the base of the unit. Sound came out of the unit itself. For all intents and purposes it was like a 70's version of today's TV games that plug directly into the TV and run on batteries. Same concept except the batteries were bigger, and you had to share.
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segamanxero At: 2:27 PM
whats the team number for that?
admin At: 9:21 AM
Yea, it's VideoGameNews.com
segamanxero At: 1:24 AM
quick question... is their a VGN folding@home team?
segamanxero At: 12:11 AM
ya, i bought my R4 and CycloDS for homebrew. then i couldnt stop my self from downloading DS roms, then i bought a easy flash and now i pirate GBA roms too. just say no, it will turn you to the dark side....
Jedihillis At: 1:48 PM
Let the war begin..
Jedihillis At: 5:59 AM
bigdog21 At: 2:21 AM
Shouldn't talk so negative about yourself man.
MR_COW At: 1:44 AM
Whoever buys something like a R4 for just homebrew is a fag
NutMan At: 10:08 PM
Kevin: the r4 is basically just ised to pirate ds games although it does have legit uses like running homebrew and emulators.