Synth Pong is a twist on the classic Pong game and is perfect for anyone who loves the 80's synthwave aesthetic. You can challenge your friends in intense PvP sessions or enjoy the game solo in ...

In 2022, a study showed that a brain cells in a dish could learn how to play the classic arcade game Pong and also improve its performance.; New research from scientists at the University of ...

Long Island Retro Gaming also holds a table-top game expo in the spring. The group's museum coordinator, Brendan Bailey, compares people's appreciation for early video games to that of classic films.

From Pong to Atari Jaguar to the PS5 and every rarity in between, these games are playable and not just to look at. Topo Robot, a charming ambassador of 1980s-era technology, will also be making ...

That is Allan Alcorn, co-founder of Atari and engineer who helped create the classic game Pong 50 years ago. Thank you so much for speaking with us about this amazing history. ALCORN: I'm delighted.

Back around 2014 at the New York State Fair in Syracuse, there was an incident where some of the goldfish from the game were ...

I wasn't expecting to get a press release about a sequel to Pong in the year two thousand and twenty-three, but not all surprises are bad ones - Qomp2 looks weirdly awesome. Atari is billing Qomp2 ...

An advert for the early video game Pong. Credit: Interfoto/Alamy. Hundreds of thousands of human neurons growing in a dish coated with electrodes have been taught to play a version of the classic ...

GARDEN CITY, Long Island -- The annual Long Island Retro Gaming Expo aims to preserve and celebrate video games from the 1980s, '90s and 2000s. The dedicated group of retro-gamers transforms the ...

Long Island Retro Gaming also holds a table-top game expo in the spring. The group's museum coordinator, Brendan Bailey, compares people's appreciation for early video games to that of classic films.

Long Island Retro Gaming also holds a table-top game expo in the spring. The group's museum coordinator, Brendan Bailey, compares people's appreciation for early video games to that of classic films.