3d Pong Programs

Pong Solo is a single player pong game for the EXTREME PONG enthusiast. Extra effort was put into the game to allow for as much control over the game rules as possible,you can play against as many as 3 computers.

This is a remake of the classic Pong video game. Pong was invented in 1958 by Will Higinbotham at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Pong has captured the attention of thousands and is still fairly popular today.

Power Pong X is a new take on our favorite old school classic, Pong. With 43 2-player modes and a full one player game, you can't go wrong. Obviously, the focus was on gameplay. Grab a friend and get into the fast paced and varied action now.

Hacknoid is the ultimate 3D Arkanoid clone, evolved from the ball-and-paddle games pioneered back in the early 70's with Atari's Pong! Hacknoid brings you all-new challenges, and is the first version to be truly three dimensional.

Simple 3D pong game. Play against computer in this classic pong style game.

Pong Ultra is a freeware enhanced remake of the classic pong game. It features several new game modes, a soundtrack of 8 songs, and new maps can be downloaded from the web. Up to 4 players are supported as well as joystick control.

Table Tennis Pro is a full 3D, gameplay intensive, table tennis (ping pong) simulation. Master your table tennis skills while you battle it out against intelligent computer players. Glorious 3D graphics with pure addictive game play.

What do you get when you combine Pong and Pinball? Pongball for your WinCE 2.0 and better! Shareware version has 5 levels. Register for 15 levels! This install includes application for all CPU and devices.

Play against computer in this classic pong style game with nice space backgrounds. This game is a basic simulation of the racket sport of table tennis. A small ball representing a ping pong ball travels across the screen in a linear trajectory.

A set of modernized 3D pong style games combining the best features of squash and tennis. You defend your side of the game cube and the computer defends the opposite side. The racket lets you make skewed and curved shots.