London restaurant chain Ping Pong has closed down after more than two decades on the high street. The dim sum specialists, ...

London-based Dim sum chain Ping Pong has ceased trading and closed its final four restaurants, bringing an end to its ...

ix, 352 p. : 25 cm Veteran video game designer Dustin Hansen takes readers on a fun and fascinating trip through the brief but intensely innovative history of video games in Game On! 45678 A living ...

At a glance, it's quite similar to the menu you see after hitting the home button on Nintendo Switch. There's a gallery of game art in the middle, from which Switch 2 games like Mario Kart World ...

The Atari 2600 My Play Watch comes with four classic games that can be played on its 2.02-inch TFT touchscreen: Centipede, Missile Command, Pong and Super Breakout. These are controlled by a ...

Say hello to the Atari 2600 My Play Watch, which serves an abundance of retro-chic wrist aura for just $79.99 a pop. Atari is not mincing words in stating the target audience of this smartwatch.

Gaming Industry After turning over a new, crypto-free leaf, Atari would like to stress that the meme currency 'RealPongCoin' does not have its 'consent or approval' ...

Designed by Howard Scott Warshaw, who famously made Atari’s adaptations of Raiders of the Lost Ark (good!) and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (bad!), Yars Revenge was one of the flagship titles of ...

Researchers discovered that the polymer material hydrogel can play and improve its gameplay experience by playing the prolific video game Pong. As reported in the findings from the Cell Press ...

Gadgets Scientists Trained a Lump of Goo to Play Pong The goo only got a little better at playing pong, but scientists are confident it could improve if we teach it to feel pain.

Non-living hydrogels can play the video game Pong and improve their gameplay with more experience, researchers report August 23 in the Cell Press journal Cell Reports Physical Science.  The ...

The name ping-pong inspired the virtual world, when video game manufacturer Atari developed the game "Pong." The game was the digital version of table tennis, and the name derives from ping-pong.