Nintendo Game Boy Color
Pong: The Next Level
PONG is the original videogame and PONG: The Next Level brings all of the action of the classic to the Game Boy Color. The game is an electronic version of table tennis (or Ping Pong, if you prefer). Players move a paddle up and down, trying to hit the ball past their opponent, and the first player to get 11 points wins. In addition to the classic Pong, there are three other tables to play on. On the Glacier level, two penguins waddle around between the paddles and affect the trajectory of the ball when it hits them. In the Soccer level, players must maneuver two paddles to try to put the ball into the opponent's net. Finally, the Jungle stage has two rollers in the middle that can change the ball's trajectory. Get all of the action of the first major videogame with PONG: The Next Level.
- Release date
- December 1, 1999
- Developer
- Morning Star Multimedia
- Publisher
- Hasbro Interactive
- Players
- 1
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Pong: The Next Level
PONG is the original videogame and PONG: The Next Level brings all of the action of the classic to the Game Boy Color. The game is an electronic version of table tennis (or Ping Pong, if you prefer). Players move a paddle up and down, trying to hit the ball past their opponent, and the first player to get 11 points wins. In addition to the classic Pong, there are three other tables to play on. On the Glacier level, two penguins waddle around between the paddles and affect the trajectory of the ball when it hits them. In the Soccer level, players must maneuver two paddles to try to put the ball into the opponent's net. Finally, the Jungle stage has two rollers in the middle that can change the ball's trajectory. Get all of the action of the first major videogame with PONG: The Next Level.
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- Morning Star Multimedia
- Publisher
- Hasbro Interactive
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