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-  comments:
-  - author: Patrick (Germany)
-    date: Sunday 18th November 2012
-    text: 'I''''ve found this crazy video game a few days ago in the attic at my parents house. Unfortunately the connector to the TV is cut off. Does anyone know which kind of connector is necessary? My mail addy: boing@patrick-albert.de'
-  - author: Michael (finland)
-    date: Thursday 27th May 2004
-    text: My girlfriends best friend just found this in her attic, problem is, I tried it on both of our tv's and on one,m the picture stays for about 2 minutes, and starts to deteriorate... before you say it, I know it cannot be the game itself, it is definately the RF... does anyone know the specific frequency that I can tune my tv to so that I can enjoy this antique machine and all it has to offer, just email me back at ramaista@hotmail.com
-  - author: Olivier (France)
-    date: Tuesday 6th August 2002
-    text: This pongs can be found under many different brands... And the case is so ... computerish! Quite a strange machine.
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