Vong stands for “Vertical Pong” and is a Pong game for Atari 2600.
Release notes:
This version has 2 game modes. game 1 is 1 player and 2 is 2 player.
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Category: Atari 2600
Vong stands for “Vertical Pong” and is a Pong game for Atari 2600.
Release notes:
Here is yesterday’s version. The score goes up to 15 now, and the paddle and score of the first person to get 15 flashes for about 2 seconds and there is a sound efect.
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Vong stands for “Vertical Pong” and is a Pong game for Atari 2600.
Release notes:
In this new version, the background colors change every 2 seconds until you press reset to start a game. You can see that before you start a game, there is a blank space where the cpu score goes and a 1 where your score goes, That is the game variation number. Variation 2, which in not in this version will be 2 player.
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Vong stands for “Vertical Pong” and is a (surprise!) Pong game for Atari 2600.
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Do you remember the two farting guys “Terrance & Phillip” from South Park? Now those two guys have their very own computergame on the Atari 2600 platform.
Release notes from atari2600land:
Got rid of the in-game music. I figured nobody was liking it anyway, and it was taking up variables which I needed. Changed screen #35 and added screen #37. I also changed the way you jump. Now when you let go of the fire button mid-jump, you go back down instead of doing the whole jump.
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Atarius Maximus has been working on a new game called Space Run.
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I was experimenting with a 3D type space shooter with this one, but haven’t gotten very far with it. It’s nowhere near a complete game. The playfield scrolls back to give the illusion that you’re travelling down the tunnel. The obstacles scroll up the tunnel from the middle (and get larger as they approach), you then have to fly around and avoid them. If you run into one, the screen will flash red. I actually did this quite some time ago and got stuck, I just wasn’t sure where to go with the game. Anybody see any potential in this, or have any suggestions?
Vong stands for “Vertical Pong”.
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Do you remember the two farting guys “Terrance & Phillip” from South Park? Now those two guys have their very own computergame on the Atari 2600 platform.
Release notes from atari2600land:
+Changed screen 20. I’ve decided that jumping on top of the moving platform was too buggy, so I removed it. To start at level 2, have the right difficulty switch be A at the title screen. The changed screen is 5 screens in.
+Removed slipperiness of level 3 and added two screens in it.
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This is a scrolling game where you fly through an opening in each force field. The force fields are blue right now, but I’ll probably change the color to something else later. If you miss an opening and bust through a force field instead, the energy bar will decrease.
The scrolling will become faster if you press and hold the fire button. That will be important so you can hurry to the next energy thingy that doesn’t exist yet. Remember, there are no sound effects, enemies, or bonus items so far. Right now, if your energy bar runs out, the game automatically reboots.