Pong steps out from the screen and into a coffee table with a playable mechanical version of the famous arcade game. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...

If you've ever wanted to own a coffee table that doubles as a physical version of the classic Atari game Pong, now's your chance. The same people who created the Pong table that was shown off in a ...

This project brings new light to an old school pong video game by utilizing an old coffee table, 4096 LEDs, and 65 microcontrollers. This project brings new light to an old school pong video game by ...

Pong will forever remain near and dear to our hearts. The table tennis game was among the earliest arcade video games to be produced and was wildly successful when it was released. Atari then ...

The Atari PONG Coffee Table is unlike any other product in the home entertainment market. First introduced to the world in 2017, these mechanical tables instantly captured global attention. They offer ...

Back in the halcyon days of mid-2016, we published an article about a bunch of friends who had banded together to create a largely mechanical, coffee table-sized version of Atari’s legendary 1970s ...

Take 4096 LEDs, 64 RGB microcontrollers and four Atari joysticks, throw them (with some degree of accuracy) at a coffee table, and you might get this: a four-way Pong table. The whole top surface of ...

This mashup of tablet, console and metal legs reveals the weird charms of gaming furniture. As games keep getting added, will I keep using it more? I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I ...

Marcus Estrada is a Contributor from USA writing for the Digital Publication Hardcore Gamer. His favorite genres include horror, visual novel, rhythm and platformer. It's hard to believe that Pong is ...

I want to see more IRL / virtual crossover. Manifest my Miitomo IRL. Make my lunch virtual. You know? A YouTube user named Daniel Perdomo gets me. He built a massive Pong game IRL that looks like an ...

Those of you that enjoy playing the original Atari Pong game which was first released way back in 1972, or anyone that would like to enjoy a 21st-century real-world experience is sure to enjoy this ...