I was browsing around pong-Story http://www.pong-story.com/atpong2.htm and I saw the Atari-Ultra Pong and said he this must be neat to have so... all you experts gimmie the sitch!
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Atari-Ultra Pong is it hard to find?
Started by A2600, May 24 2003 12:17 PM
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Posted Sat May 24, 2003 12:17 PM
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Posted Sat Jul 12, 2003 9:21 PM
The site has a rarity guide. It rates Ultra Pong as Very Common.
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Posted Thu Jul 17, 2003 1:42 AM
I've got a whole bunch of ultra pong units, just got done counting them today, 29 total, seven in box, eight complete no box w/instructions ect., 13 out of box, mostly complete, with all four controllers, some only with two. they actually dont sell that well, atleast the lats owner of them said...
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Posted Fri Jul 18, 2003 11:12 PM
VidGameKing said:
I've got a whole bunch of ultra pong units, just got done counting them today, 29 total, seven in box, eight complete no box w/instructions ect., 13 out of box, mostly complete, with all four controllers, some only with two. they actually dont sell that well, atleast the lats owner of them said...
Atari Pong has been a hot item on eBay for the last couple of months. Some have sold for a lot more than in the past. Now might be a good time to sell some of your systems if you decide that you don't need or want to have that many systems.
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Posted Sat Jul 19, 2003 12:07 AM
actually they are part of the stock I just bought from a guy who's online venture recently went under, I plan on picking up where he left off.
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Posted Tue Jul 22, 2003 2:14 PM
VidGameKing said:
I've got a whole bunch of ultra pong units, just got done counting them today, 29 total, seven in box, eight complete no box w/instructions ect., 13 out of box, mostly complete, with all four controllers, some only with two. they actually dont sell that well, atleast the lats owner of them said...
Only Ultra Pong Doubles came with 4 controllers. Ultra Pong should only come with 2.
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Posted Wed Aug 6, 2003 5:44 PM
i have a complete ultra pong doubles for sale. its more hard to find than the original ultra pong. if anybody wants it, pm or email me.
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Posted Tue Oct 7, 2003 9:50 PM
Are any of these pong systems hard to connect to a modern system? In other words, would modifications need to be made in order for it to connect to a modern system or does it connect like my 7800 system with a $3 connector from Rat Shack?
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Posted Wed Oct 8, 2003 4:13 AM
AtariDude said:
Are any of these pong systems hard to connect to a modern system? In other words, would modifications need to be made in order for it to connect to a modern system or does it connect like my 7800 system with a $3 connector from Rat Shack?
it connects with a 3 dollar rat shack connector
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Posted Tue Oct 14, 2003 11:56 AM
A2600 said:
AtariDude said:
Are any of these pong systems hard to connect to a modern system? In other words, would modifications need to be made in order for it to connect to a modern system or does it connect like my 7800 system with a $3 connector from Rat Shack?
it connects with a 3 dollar rat shack connector
Yes, the only ones you'll have to modify the connectors for are the Odyssey pong units (100, 200, 300, 400, etc.) Magnavox chose to use a larger than normal RF connector which will not plug in to the standard RF boxes.
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Posted Fri Nov 7, 2003 7:12 PM
Hey guys! I'm new to the pong scene so bare with me.I wanna buy a pong system but i can't decide which to get. Can someone point me to a site that has a screenshot for every pong system. I'm thinking between Pong and Super Pong, but since Super pong has 4 games i wanna see screenshots. Can anyone help me out?
And one more thing. Is it possible at all to use RCA jacks with these systems?
And one more thing. Is it possible at all to use RCA jacks with these systems?
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