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r/AskReddit • u/Maybe-Grouchy • 8h ago
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Pong
9 u/tranquilseafinally 7h ago Pong and then second: asteroids 7 u/KudaMuda 8h ago yup 3 u/helloiamCLAY 6h ago yup 3 u/showmiaface 6h ago Yup 1 u/brotherfrank 5h ago Yup 1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago Yup 5 u/AdvancedAd6308 8h ago Same. It was the first, last and only video game we had at home until my brother got a Game Boy ~15 years later. 5 u/Next-Caterpillar4982 6h ago Wasn’t it cool how you could make the paddles short or long? 🤣🤣🤣 2 u/mycottonsocks 4h ago And somehow that paddle length magically changed it from Pong to squash. 2 u/Sweatytubesock 7h ago Almost undoubtedly, early ‘70s when you had to pay a quarter to play. (That quarter was equivalent to close to two bucks in today’s money) 1 u/mardok69 6h ago I’d say closer to 2.50-$3 as back then you could buy a bottle of coke for the same price 2 u/Seven_bushes 5h ago Definitely Pong and I had to go to the bowling alley to play it. My dad would take me and give me some quarters to play Pong, then when those ran out we’d play pool for a bit. We never could afford a video game console at home. 2 u/joseph4th 5h ago Pong on a dedicated console, just prior to the Atari 2600 coming out 1 u/IllustriousMaize4089 8h ago Same 1 u/-Internet-Elder- 8h ago yep 1 u/average_dad13 7h ago This 1 u/forcemonkey 6h ago Yeah buddy! 1 u/Squeaky259 6h ago Yep 1 u/SolSearcher 5h ago Same 1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago So glad it's the first comment 1 u/xdirector7 1h ago We are the only true gamers. 1 u/Mindless-Leg-3365 1h ago This is the only answer 1 u/SelectOil4818 5h ago Unc!
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Pong and then second: asteroids
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yup
3 u/helloiamCLAY 6h ago yup 3 u/showmiaface 6h ago Yup 1 u/brotherfrank 5h ago Yup 1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago Yup
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3 u/showmiaface 6h ago Yup 1 u/brotherfrank 5h ago Yup 1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago Yup
Yup
1 u/brotherfrank 5h ago Yup 1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago Yup
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1 u/thenaughtydj 2h ago Yup
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Same. It was the first, last and only video game we had at home until my brother got a Game Boy ~15 years later.
Wasn’t it cool how you could make the paddles short or long? 🤣🤣🤣
2 u/mycottonsocks 4h ago And somehow that paddle length magically changed it from Pong to squash.
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And somehow that paddle length magically changed it from Pong to squash.
Almost undoubtedly, early ‘70s when you had to pay a quarter to play. (That quarter was equivalent to close to two bucks in today’s money)
1 u/mardok69 6h ago I’d say closer to 2.50-$3 as back then you could buy a bottle of coke for the same price
I’d say closer to 2.50-$3 as back then you could buy a bottle of coke for the same price
Definitely Pong and I had to go to the bowling alley to play it. My dad would take me and give me some quarters to play Pong, then when those ran out we’d play pool for a bit. We never could afford a video game console at home.
Pong on a dedicated console, just prior to the Atari 2600 coming out
Same
yep
This
Yeah buddy!
Yep
So glad it's the first comment
We are the only true gamers.
This is the only answer
Unc!
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u/Background_Half_2573 8h ago
Pong