Here are his own comments, from where he uploaded it to the forum:Remember the Atari classic of the early 80's? Well I used the idea as a base fr learning Phrogram and Sprites, and I think it turned out nice. I hope you Enjoy.(The help screen is in hebrew, and I don't want to translate it. Basically it says: Press 2 or 3 to select ...

This is omri's help screen at the start of his Phrogram clone of the classic Atari game. For a translation of the help (and how to play!) check out his original post at http://phrogram.com/forums/1237/ShowThread.aspx#1237  You can download it there as well - and I'll also copy it over to the Downloads area.  Thanks for ...

Some of us, ahem, are old enough to have actually played on original Pong consoles!  It was actually the first video game every created - on an oscilloscope! - and was the first ever to be turned into a commercial video game, in 1975. MSDN's Coding4Fun site published an article I wrote about the KPL version of Pong  Here are some of ...

Some of us, ahem, are old enough to have actually played on original Pong consoles!  It was actually the first video game every created - on an oscilloscope! - and was the first ever to be turned into a commercial video game, in 1975. This is a screenshot of the Phrogram version of Pong, which uses the new Sprite class support, and has ...

Some of us, ahem, are old enough to have actually played on original Pong consoles!  It was actually the first video game every created - on an oscilloscope! - and was the first ever to be turned into a commercial video game, in 1975. MSDN's Coding4Fun site published an article I wrote about the KPL version of Pong  Here are some of ...

This Phrogram version of Pong is true to the original - in less than 200 simple Phrogram instructions!