| Volly Industries Arcades Games (in Chronology Order)
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| Tennis |
* For 1 or 2 Players
* Black & White display
* x2 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panel)
From the flyer:
Here's a total different video game, one that simulates the play of tennis. One knob controls the right paddle,
enabling two players to satisfy their natural competitive spirit, in keeping the volly going as long as possible.
For a single player it challenges physical dexterity and game playing skill.
Rendered screenshot:
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| Hockey |
* For 1 or 2 Players
* Black & White display
* x2 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panel)
From the flyer:
Here's a total different video game, one that simulates the dynamic power play in hockey. One knob controls both
the defensive goalie and the offensive forwards, enabling two players to satisfy their natural competitive spirit.
For a single player hockey offers the maximum challenge to physical dexterity and game playing skill.
Rendered screenshot:
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| Scoring |
* For 2 or 4 Players
* Black & White display
* x4 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panel)
From the flyer:
SCORING now features simulating speeded-up play. A new dimention - now you can't accidentally hit the puck back
into your own end. Instead, this becomes an offensive play as the puck continues through to your bat to your
opponent's end with a controllable deflection.
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| Crossfire |
* For ? Players
* Black & White display (?)
* x? (on Control Panel)
From Trade.mar.cx & Seravia.com:
Coin operated electronic amusement games incorporating computerized logic reasoning boards for installation in
public places. Date Filed: 1974-01-23. Serial # related: CA371835. Registration Number: TMA206896.
## Extra Notes: It maybe Ramtek Knock Out game but since there is no pictures, flyers or screenshots available,
this is still a guess to known which game exactly it is and also, if it was really released.
Screenshot of maybe Crossfire/Knock Out ??:
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| Countdown - A Game of Elimination! |
* For 2 or 4 Players
* Black & White display
* x4 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panels)
From the flyer:
Each player starts with 5 points, ad loses a point everytime he allows a goal. When he's down to zero, he's out of the game.
But the game goes on with the remaining players... until there's only one player left - the winner!
Screenshot:
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| Batter Up |
* For 1 or 2 Players
* Black & White display with color overlay
* x4 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panels)
From the flyer:
Player Appeal: Challenge will last, with unlimited pitching variations, "soft" buttons for precision player action -
all the moves of real baseball. Dynamic Styling: High image cabinet and front glass - colourful stadium - plastic
play field overlays video screen.
Screenshot:
### NOTE: This is the same game released by Midway called "Tornado Baseball" or Taito's Ball Park, which has a CPU. This board game doesn't
have any CPU, it's all TTL's and ROMs. Very weird...
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| Flip-Out (Upright & Cocktail version) |
 
* For 1 or 2 Players
* Black & White display
* x2 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panel)
From the flyer:
Another game hit that will sustain player interest for a long time to come. Now a rebound shot not only returns from
boundaries but zings back at players even from a dot. This abrupt deflection calls for greater alertness on the part
of players and increases the thrills.
Screenshot (from Ramtek Clean Sweep):
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| Happy Hour (Cocktail Cabinet) |
* Arcade cabinet that can accept either the game "Hockey" or "Countdown"
* Black & White display
### Check "Hockey" and "Countdown" for details. ###
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| Hockey (Happy Hour Cocktail) |
* For 2 or 4 Players
* Black & White display
* x4 Paddles Knobs (on Control Panel)
## Volly Hockey Cocktail is in fact Ramtek Soccer game. ##
From the Ramtek Soccer flyer:
Here's an action-packed video game on the growing interest in European type soccer. Using the same designs that have made
Ramtek's "Volly" and "Hockey" overnight successes, Soccer can be played by either two or four players. This means more
competitive involvement for increased replays.
Screenshot:
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