PONG Heroes Launches New Multi-Player Version of Classic Video Game
Apr 19, 2023
London, United Kingdom Apr 19, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - PONG Heroes, is proud to announce the launch of their latest game - a new multi-player version of the classic video game, PONG. The new version of the game promises to take the original PONG to the next level, providing players with an exciting and engaging experience.
PONG Heroes has been working on the new game for six months and is excited to finally release it to the general public. The new game builds on the original PONG game, which includes power-ups, and pets to get the upper hand over your opponent. The multiplayer aspect of the game allows players to compete with each other in real-time on different devices, adding a new level of excitement to the classic game.
"We are thrilled to launch the new multi-player version of PONG," said Henri, CEO of PONG Heroes. "Our team has put a lot of time and effort into making this game the best it can be, and we are confident that players will love being able to play with and against each other in multi-player tournaments."
PONG Heroes believes that the new game will appeal to both new and old fans of the classic game, and that the multi-player aspect will add a new dimension of competition to the game. To celebrate the launch of the new multi-player mode PONG Heroes have set up a PONG tournament, complete with a leader board to find out the greatest player.
The new multi-player version of PONG Heroes is available to play for free on their website now and users can pick from a free or win2earn version of the classic arcade game. Visit https://pongheroes.io to become a PONG Hero today!
About PONG Heroes:
PONG Heroes is a game based on the original video game Pong; their high-action micro-action game that has taken the retro classic and given it a Web3 twist. The $PONG utility token is available to purchase in-game power-ups and accessories.
Source :W3S Group
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