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Pong-Tron II (ポントロンⅡ) is a 1973 discrete logic Pong clone produced by Sega. It is a follow-up to Pong-Tron, released earlier in 1973. The game features a changeover switch that allows the player to select two types of games: a goal kick game for one-player games and a ping-pong two-player game with the same contents as Pong-Tron. The goal kick game has a goal in the middle of the left side, where the player aims for the goal while avoiding the goalkeeper's board. The game ends when either player gets 11 or 15 points.
Specifications
Dimensions
- Mass: 79kg
Promotional material
PDF
JP flyer
Photo gallery
JP flyer (detail)
