Video Action by Elecktra Games, Inc., Elk Grove Village, Illinois
You choose between three games and two speeds. You can play Tennis (Pong), Soccer, or Hockey and you can choose between fast or slow speed.
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Video Action by Elecktra Games, Inc., Elk Grove Village, Illinois You choose between three games and two speeds. You can play Tennis (Pong), Soccer, or Hockey and you can choose between fast or slow speed. |
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