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Al Alcorn's paddle tennis for Atari is Pong (1972), the arcade rally that became a commercial phenomenon with decades of reissues after that cabinet. Two paddles, one ball, and a score are the entire sport.
You slide a bat and try not to miss the accelerating ball. No character, no season, and no team sheet sits behind the rally.
A Game Boy Advance release is one of those later reissues of the cabinet idea. The phenomenon started with the upright, not with a story mode.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
None in this catalog yet.
No wider family is grouped for this title beyond the series list.
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