> > These are special cases because they were all available for play attrade fairs and
> > other exhibitions, and created to be disassembled and reassembled at other places.
> So
> > while they ARE mainframe games, they would count as arcade games because of how
> they
> > were shown to the public.
>
> Not so in the case of Tennis for Two. To my knowledge, it was only exhibited in one
> location, at one particular laboratory, on one particular set of analog computer
> hardware.
Hmmm, so it was only at that one place? It might still fit because it's a "Game shown in an exhibition / museum". I'll talk it over with the folks there.
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