Top 28-33 best Games 1973. reviews: Computer Space Ball, Ace, Paddle-Ball, Pro Tennis, TV Table Tennis, Winner

All list top 37 games.

In this video, I will talk about arcade exclusives that were officially never ported anywhere else.

Computer Space Ball (Arcade)

It is a spin-off of the well-known game Computer Space, which was the first commercially sold game. This is one of the first Pong clones on arcade machines.

Ace (Arcade)

This game features a projection screen, simulating aerial combat. Two discs with images are used in the game, one with images from the First World War and the other with images from the Second World War. If the player shoots down all 14 planes, they receive a token for a free attempt. It's worth noting the relatively good sound accompaniment for those years.

Paddle-Ball (Arcade)

This is a rather unremarkable and typical Pong clone with no significant differences from its counterparts.

Pro Tennis (Arcade)

In this Pong clone, the ability to play with four players was introduced, which was atypical for that year. The game continued until one team scored 11 or 15 points.

TV Table Tennis (Arcade)

This Pong clone's only notable feature was that an advanced version called Wham Bam was released later, which had paddles of different colors, allowing players to have differently colored paddles to hit the balls.

Winner (Arcade)

This game has several notable features, not in the game itself but in the history of its creation. It was the first arcade game from the well-known player in the video game industry, Midway. Moreover, they approached the project seriously, as they licensed their Pong clone from Atari.

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