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Pong is a 1972 sports arcade game created by Allan Alcorn for Atari, originally built as a training exercise; its concept was based on an electronic ping-pong game from the Magnavox Odyssey console, which led Magnavox to later sue Atari for patent infringement. javafx-pong is a JavaFX implementation of Pong with three scenes — a main-menu welcome screen, the gameplay court, and an end-game results screen — supporting a single local two-human-player mode where paddle-hit ball speed increases up to a fixed maximum. The project appears to be no longer maintained.
Getting started
From the main menu, press Enter to start a match; the first player to reach 10 points wins and moves to an end-game screen, from which Enter returns to the main menu.
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