What's the score? The time. While this game of Pong randomly plays, the so called players score the time. The left player scores the hours, and the right player scores the minutes, creating an unusual timepiece, ideal for those friday afternoon moments at our headquarters. The screensaver of this PongClock is available to the public for free. Read more about the PongClock here.

Idea by: Sander Muller for burovormkrijgers.nl

Coded by: Leonardo Lima and Meyric Rawlings

As part of his insane goal to produce a game a week for the next year, British coder Jayenkai produced this fusion of Tetris and Pong, Tetripong, which has you trying to clear lines of blocks as you would in a traditional Tetris game, except with the bouncing Pong balls threatening to knock out essential blocks from your game.

To add even more anxiety (underwater levels in anything put me on edge), there's a mechanic that slowly fills your screen with water, only draining when you clear a line in the game.

Play a game of PONG while you are waiting... Sadly we have problems on our Mac due to port configurations. On the PC it works fine.

* Online Multiplayer gaming
* A full blown chat application
* Direct Play. Just type the nickname
* 2 player mode
* Sound effects & option to disable them
* Select number of points needed to win
* Play with mouse or keyboard

Created by: Captain Caveman

Publisher's description of iPong:

Pong is an integrated media player and pong game which revolutionizes the way people simultaneously view media and play pong. This application features, all QuickTime media formats supported (MOV, MP4, JPG), variable difficulty, and configurable interface.

Version 3.3 includes Universal Binary for improving performance on Intel macs, new flicker-free formula for silky smooth pong over the most intense motion pictures, and five different sound effect themes to choose from.

License: Free - made by: www.thedailygrind.com.au
Operating Systems: Mac OS X 10.3 and up

pongClock 1.0.1

pongClock is all you need when it comes down to Pong on the Dashboard. If idle, it plays Pong against itself, while the score always displays the current time. But if you feel competitive, you can always play Pong against the widget. Start the game by pressing the racket icon bottom-left. Press the Up-arrow to move the right player upwards, the Down-arrow to move it downwards; well, that's too obvious. You may pause the game any time by pressing any other button. The speed of the game increases, if you win, and decreases, if you lose. The player who reaches 10 points first wins.

Made by www.widgetschmie.de

Pong right to your Macintosh Dashboard

Whats new in version 1.1:

* two player mode
* pause game
* mute sound
* variable difficulty
* smoother controls

This Widget is a tribute to Nolan Bushnell who founded Atari in 1972. Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger is required. If you’re using Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it. If you’re using a browser other than Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, unarchive it and place it in /Library/Widgets/ in your home folder. Show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it.

Concept & Widget-Design:
Christian Kraus

Flash-Programming:
Markus Vaas

Brought to you by:
projekt k3

Tiny version of the Pong Arcade Widget

Tiny Dasboard Version of the Arcade Game Pong... Pong mini is a Dashboard widget that is a replica of the original Pong Cabinet Prototype. It is made as a tribute to Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari.

Concept & Widget-Design by Christian Kraus.
Flash-Programming by Markus Vaas.
Brought to you by: projekt k3, 2005

netPong is a pong game that is compatible with motion/tilt sensing laptop. Play alone or with a friend over a local network.

To play alone, just launch it. Tilt your computer to control the paddle. To play with a friend, make sure both of you are in the same local network. One of you has to start his copy of Pong, and the other should start his after 5-10 seconds... No other setup needs to be done.

netPong looks for an opponent the first time it's launched.... If none is available, it creates a server. The next netPong application that is launched will connect to it, creating a two player game. That gives the system opponent randomness, so every time you launch it, you might get a random opponent.

Version 1.1: Apple released new laptops with an inverted sensor. The new version comes with 2 flavours, 'Normal' and 'Inverted'.

Mac Pong II is a very simple game, in which you play Pong (Big surprise!) against the computer. There are varying levels of difficulty and ball speed, and you can even get the computer to play itself! I think that this is a very nice version of Pong and I hope that you feel the same!

Motorola 68K

Emulating this? It should run fine under: Mini vMac