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|publisher = Nutting Associates | |publisher = Nutting Associates | ||
|date = 1973 | |date = 1973 | ||
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''Wimbledon'' was released by Nutting Associates in 1973. It is a two player ''[[Pong]]'' derivative game with the unique selling point that it had true color graphics, the first full scale commercial release of a game with such a feature. | ''Wimbledon'' was released by Nutting Associates in 1973. It is a two player ''[[Pong]]'' derivative game with the unique selling point that it had true color graphics, the first full scale commercial release of a game with such a feature. | ||
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Wimbledon was released by Nutting Associates in 1973. It is a two player Pong derivative game with the unique selling point that it had true color graphics, the first full scale commercial release of a game with such a feature.
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