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''In 1974 Atari then decided to make a home version of pong. Sears Catalog bought 150,000 Pong games and sold it in their 1975 Christmas Catalog. Pongs immense popularity did not decline until the invention of more advanced gaming systems.[3]'' '''Such as?...''' | ''In 1974 Atari then decided to make a home version of pong. Sears Catalog bought 150,000 Pong games and sold it in their 1975 Christmas Catalog. Pongs immense popularity did not decline until the invention of more advanced gaming systems.[3]'' '''Such as?...''' | ||
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Pong Discussion Board
Comment from Will Brown
In 1974 Atari then decided to make a home version of pong. Sears Catalog bought 150,000 Pong games and sold it in their 1975 Christmas Catalog. Pongs immense popularity did not decline until the invention of more advanced gaming systems.[3] Such as?...
Moved picture down one line for superficial reasons.
