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-- Dedicated Console: AY-3-8500 "Pong-on-a-chip"
-- Creation and port to MiSTer by Cole Johnson
-- 24 December 2019
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-- Keyboard inputs:
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-- R : Reset
-- W/S : Player 1 up/down
-- UP/DOWN : Player 1 up/down
-- SPACE : Serve Ball
-- V : Toggle Manual Serve
-- C : Toggle Paddle Size
-- X : Toggle Ball Speed
-- Z : Toggle Ball Angle
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-- Game Select Buttons:
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-- 1 : Tennis
-- 2 : Soccer
-- 3 : Handicap
-- 4 : Squash
-- 5 : Practice
-- 6 : Rifle 1
-- 7 : Rifle 2
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-- Joystick support not yet implemented.
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-- Color Palletes:
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-- Mono: Solid black/white, most systems did this
-- Greyscale: Achieved using external resistors in real systems
-- RGB1: Arbitrary pallete used during development
-- RGB2: Based on video of an actual console (forgot which one)
-- Field: Approximation of a grass-colored field
-- Ice: Approximation of an ice rink
-- Christmas: Mono with red/green paddles
-- Marksman: Based on footage of the Coleco Telstar Marksman
-- Las Vegas: Based on footage of Tele-spiel Las Vegas
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-- Changelog:
-- 2019/12/24 Initial release
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-- Developed by Cole Johnson
-- Blog: https://nerdstuffbycole.blogspot.com/
-- Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColeJ71909899
-- Github: https://github.com/TheProgrammerIncarnate
-- Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/TheProgrammerIncarnate
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-- Thanks to:
-- Sean Riddle for die photos
-- Alan S. and @MisterAddons for donating some MiSTer hardware
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-- Patreon supporters: Suverman, Erika, Ewen McNeill, Dylan Lipsitz, Ewen McNeill,
-- Alan Steremberg, and JM Blandin
-- ^Two letters to live by
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