Tired of School

Author’s note: The events listed below happened over the course of several months. Many people have had good experiences with the Best Buy Trade-In Program.  Some people have not.  This is just my story, decisions about who to do business with should not be made based on one person’s story.  I continue to shop at Best Buy, but have decided not to use the trade-in service again. This story was originally published as a series on another website, but now that it is completed, I decided to add it to this site as well.

I guess I should have known better than to use a “mail in” trade program, but I thought I’d give it a try. I am disappointed with the program (as I will describe below), but it turns out I am not the only one: Click here to read another person’s problems. I decided to start recounting this story now so I could update as more information comes in. Also, you should know that I do shop at Best Buy and have had generally good experiences there. Here’s what happened to me, in an overly dramatic and long winded monologue.

Part 1: Saying Goodbye

After several years of hanging on to a PSP that got very little use, I decided to unload it as quickly as possible. It’s an original PSP, but it was mine and it worked like a charm. I fondly remembered playing Loco Roco and Pat-a-Pon. I remember the frustration I had trying to play Ratchet and Clack with only one joystick. I even remember thinking it would be useful to have a wireless internet browser I could take on trips and then never using it. Methodically, I cleared the memory card, reset the interface, and got it all ready to be sold. I geared myself up for the loss, as I’d not had the courage or self control to sell the item many times before. This time was different, I was ready to cut the cord of mobile gaming from my life for good.

Part 2: Finding a New Home for an Old Friend

So there I was, sitting at home trying to decide the best way to sell the little entertainment machine. Selling it on EBay or Craigslist may have gotten the highest profit, but were also a higher risk for scams and could be more trouble than they are worth. I had hoped to get rid of the thing like a Band-Aide, with a quick and slightly painful RIP. I decided that if I could find someone willing to give me $50 for the thing on the spot, then it would be sold. Surely I could get that at GameStop…right? I called GameStop and asked for a quote, I thanked them nicely, and hung up. As I recall, the offer was around $25, well under my asking price. This would not be easy.

Part 3: A New Hope

I searched around for other easy trade-in progrmas that I could utilize. I discovered that Best Buy has a new fangled trade-in program and they give you quotes online. I looked up the PSP and the website quoted me about $75! Wonderful. Of course, there was no way to tell it what model of PSP you were sending them so I couldn’t be sure they wouldn’t lower the value of this a little. Either way, this seemed to be the way to go and a good way to test out this new service.

Part 4: All Quiet on the Western Front

I packed up the PSP, shipped it for free, and all I had to do was wait a few weeks for the Best Buy giftcard to arive in my mailbox. I did not receive the giftcard. I waited. I still did not receive the giftcard. I did not have to worry though, becuase by now my PSP should have been recieved and if there was some sort of problem or if they decided to lower the trade-in value, then I would receive an e-mail asking if I accept the new quote. I had not received an e-mail so no worries.

Part 5: Contractual Obligation

After a month, I decided to look again to see if I had any e-mails about the trade-in: nada. I discovered that I could log back into the trade-in website, and sure enough my PSP was processed last month. The comment stated that my PSP was not working (it was when I sent it, how else could I have reset it and cleared off the memory card). They had decided that my trade-in was worth NOTHING! However, according to the Term and Conditions I should have received an e-mail offering the chance to get it back. The terms also state that I have to let them know “within __ days of being contacted” that I want the item returned to me. I was not given the notice, nor do the Terms specify how many days, they just give me a blank line to fill in myself. Let’s see, what number should I choose? I’ll go with 365 days.

Part 6: The Saga Continues

This is were we are now. The website offers no phone number that I can find for service. Best Buy does not run this service, as they utilize “Deal Tree” to take care of the trades for them. I have send an polite inquiry via their online form. I have some free time to keep following up on this right now, so I will see what I can do and let you all know how well this is handled. However, I think CAG should have a fair warning about these problems. Also, since I might end up without a PSP and without any trade-in credit, I’ll can at least entertain myself by posting the experience.

Part 7: You Won’t Believe This One

Here is what I sent to customer service to ask nicely ask where my PSP is since they decided not to pay me for it:

Here is the response I got:

Part 8: Whose Terms are Those Anyway?

On closer inspection of the Terms of Service regarding my trade, I’ll present you with another quote:

You might notice that the default action in those terms tells me that I can expect them to send the item back to me if they don’t want it. In addition, if you look through the rest of the Terms then you will not find anything telling me that I have to rely on e-mails with this company.

Part 9: Due Diligence

Given that Best Buy/Deal Tree just decided that they could keep my PSP without paying me for it, I thought the least I could do was file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. I decided to file it against Deal Tree instead of Best Buy because they handled the trade; however, I am not sure that I should not also submit as a complaint against Best Buy as well. I have already submitted the complaint on Deal Tree, here are the juicy bits I sent the BBB: (keep in mind these paragraphs are responses to specific questions on the BBB complaint form.)

Part 10: A Small Reprieve

Now that my complaint is sent, I do not expect to get much more information for a week or so. The complaint has to go though the BBB and get presented to the company. In the mean time, I will not sweat it and will finish a classic Half Life game I am working on so I feel better about playing HL2. There are also some legal options I could take if I decide to press the matter, but I am not sure I want to do so yet. I suppose the response I get from my complaint will help me decide.

Part 11: A Small Technicality

Today, however, I want to tell you how I have been able to snatch defeat from the grip of victory.

You see, despite BestBuy/DealTree telling me that my PSP was a gift I gave them for free, the response I got from them after submitting to the Better
Business Bureau was much more positive:

So, sweet, I won…right? To be fair, the BestBuy Trade-In website DID change their terms of service to reflect that it is your job to check on the trade-in. Good for them. Also, they said they would send me the money.

One problem.

The gift card never showed up. It’s been about 2 months since the BBB reply that indicated that I would receive the gift card that was initially promised 3.5 months ago.

I have now submitted this to the customer service form:

Work has kept me busy. I expect to get a there’s-nothing-we-can-do-about-it email from customer service. I will, of course, follow that up with one or both of the following actions:

1) Attempt to contact the person at BestBuy/DealTree who responded to my BBB complaint (I belive I only have a name and possibly an address, but that should be enough for me to get a letter to him or find a phone number for him with the company.)

2) Reopen my case with the BBB to state that this was, in fact, not resolved.

This is not about the money (although it would be nice to go use the gift certificate on Halo, or even Bioshock ii by the time it gets here) but it’s about the principle. A company should not ignore their terms of service and then tell the customer that they did not follow a procedure that is different than was even in the “small print.” I can now add to the list that they have placated the BBB while not following through on the resolution.

Part 12: Really?!? Are You Sure this Time?

Submitting to customer service was a much better experience this time around. Here is the response I received:

I would really like to thank* Haley for being kind*, understanding*, and being an all-round good sport about this*. She did not question me or claim that I had already been sent the gift card. Nope, she just apologized and put the order through.

*NOTE: My thanks to Haley must be taken in context. It was also Haley who told me nearly three months ago that my PSP had been destroyed and that “We cannot assist you further.”

Part 13: Let the Good Times Roll

A few days after Haley’s e-mail, I was greeted with another sign of good things to come in my e-mail.

I felt all warm and squishy about this. My wife felt that this was another ruse and I would never actually receive the gift card. However, she was also surprised when my “Free XBox 360″ was shipped to the apartment several years ago too.

There was nothing to do but wait.

Part 14: The Saga Ends

Today, I received several pieces of mail. One of them was unmarked as to its’ origin and looked exactly like a credit card offer. In fact, it even had a fake-credit-card-inside-feel to it as well. I opened it up so I could tear the offer in half and I was greeted by a very nice blue gift card. I have verified the value at the correct $73. I finally had my small victory over the man.

Part 15: Postlude

This whole episode was always more about the principle than the money. The big loser in all this was a perfectly good PSP that has been tossed into the recycle bin. I would have much rather given it to an unsuspecting and clueless parent outside of GameStop than have $73 and one less PSP in the gaming world.

• There seems to be a trend of online music companies going out of business.  A few weeks ago Ruckus(tm) unceremoniously closed its virtual doors.  This is a service I enjoyed (I even wrote an article about it a while back).  It was free streaming music for college students.  I even paid for the premium service so I could use it on my mp3 player.  Now if I want this same service I have to pay around $20 a month to one of the more well-known companies (such as Napster).  I won’t be doing that anytime soon; perhaps I was spoiled by Ruckus’ $5 a month for premium use.
• Most recently, I discovered that BMG(tm) is also closing its normal operations.  This is quite a shock to me since I’ve been getting ads from them for decades (ahhhh, the days of stamp-sized CD cover mailings).  Granted, I rarely order from them and send back most of the CDs they ship out to me, but I did actually enjoy the service.  Sometimes it’s nice to be exposed to new music.
• So, what is the future of online music?  I can’t be sure.  I don’t condone copying music, but if you want to hear a song free there is probably a YouTube(tm) video out there with your song as the sound track.  The iTunes(tm) store is also  doing booming business, but I don’t see many people being exposed to new music. Lack of exposure is likely to get worse if the music industry gets its way and makes radio stations pay to play their songs.  The upstroke of this legislation is that local stations will start playing more local music (garage bands that don’t charge to spin their tunes).  I am already hearing more local music on the radio where I am (check out The Republic Tigers).
• All in all, I am not happy about this, but then again maybe someday I won’t have to pay tuition anymore and I’ll have more expendable income.

• Ok, most of you are back in school and going at it full force You’re catching up with friends, going for coffee, and perhaps some less savory things as well.
• One thing you probably don’t want to do is your school work. If your sitting at your computer and dreading finishing (or starting) your first paper, differential equation, or log for this semester then you’ve come to the right place. I’ve created 2 lists for you today: one to give you reasons to procrastinate more and one to motivate you to get busy. It’s up to you to decide which list is right for you.
• Reasons to procrastinate:

1. You need to practice for the upcoming dorm-wide Guitar Hero party.

2. You could work on your paper, but you should really order a book on the subject first.

3. Your room smells like a dead fish, you should clean it before you work.

4. A degree might not be for you, lucky you figured that out BEFORE you did all that schoolwork.

5. You’d do better with some sleep first.

6. You’d sleep better if you drained your energy first.

7. You’d drain your energy better if you went out with your friends.

8. Therefore, you’d do better on your work if you went out with your friends first.

9. You need to go buy an energy drink to concentrate.

10. You had an energy drink but now your too wired to concentrate.

• Reasons to get to work now:

1. You need to get the work out of the way so you are relaxed for the Guitar Hero party.

2. You are not allowed to read the rest of this list until you go finish one more problem/write one more sentence. Go. Now.

3. I don’t believe you did as I asked, but we will move on anyway.

4. You need that degree because the government gets really mad at doctors who don’t have a license.

5. You’re spending 5-10K a semester to be in school, do you really want to tack on extra semesters because you were surfing the web instead of working.

6. You need to finish your work so you can get back to your favorite activity: making up sentences that have never been said before (e.g., The yellow worm was into collecting heavy metal ephemera from the 1960’s.)

7. Not hearing another lecture from your parents is worth the effort.

8. You need to get done so you can get back to watching Star Wars again, this time backwards to look for hidden messages.

9. You might learn something if you into that sort of thing.

10. You need to get through this class so you can graduate. You need to graduate so you can go to graduate school and do it all again.

• I like #6 there. Feel free to make up you own new sentences and add them to the comments on this post.

Yes, it is time to go back to school. If your like me you picked up an independent study course  a few weeks ago and never stopped with the studying.  It’s like a train wreck that keeps happening over and over in hopes that the car will get pushed out of the way.  Ok, that metaphor was also like a train wreck, but whose counting.

-Now lets face it, you and school is a love-hate relationship.  But going showing up for to a new class with a new teacher is like going on a blind date.  If you have fallen for the joke that is “full time student” then congratulations: your speed dating this semester.

- So, you’ve invested a few thousand on these classes to guarantee at least 16 weeks of full on quality time with the professor. You likely paying your prof between$7-$20 an hour for his or her time.  Multiply that by the number of students in your class and realize that your professor is making a few hundred for the school every hour of teaching.  That’s an expensive date (but now it’s group-speed-dating).

- How do you make the best of these dates with school?  Well, you (or your representative) should show up for every class to get your monies worth.  The good news is there are many ways to pass the time when the class gets boring:

1. Turn in papers on super bright white paper (find it at the office store) so you know your professor has to strain a little more to read your paper.

2. Wear bright clothes during tests to distract other students.

3. Write quotes of things your professor says verbatim that do not make sense or are otherwise funny.  I have many years of quotes saved up doing this.  I still say “super happy fun time” as inspired by a lecturer.

4. See how long you can go without looking at the clock.

5. Think up new things to do in class and post them in the comments here.

In the world of the odd, some folks over on a gaming message board developed some new Pong game titles.  Apparently the game website did not want the game to continue.  So, present the list as it stands as of today.

Pong: It’s a game.
Pong: Rip the paddle a new one.
Pong: An oldie, but an oldie.
Pong: An experience you will never forget.
Pong: Not Y2K compliant.
Pong: This ain’t no next generation game.
Pong: Your parents thought this was fun.
Pong: As much fun as a 6-sided die.
Pong: Like eating dirt, but on TV.
pong :Timmy
Pong :no me gusta bailo con Juan
Pong :ITS KILLING TIME
Pong :better than sex. ITS PONG
Pong: Revolution.
Pong: This time the ball hits back
Pong: Here comes the pain
Pong: Return of the Pong Nerds.
Pong: it’s not a game, it’s life.
Pong: Ping.
Pong: It tastes pongy.
Pong: It bounces more than my checks.
Pong: No pun intended
Pong: Rhymes with Dong
Pong: Goes Wild
Pong: Padde+ball = total destruction
Pong: Now with the fresh scent of pine.
Pong: You could come up with a better name?
Pong: If you play poorly you may wear out the sides of your TV.
Pong: ‘nuf said.
Pong: Beyond The Paddle
Pong: Where the hell is cloud?
Pong: 2
Pong: Flaming Ball of Death.
Pong: What gravity?
Pong: :gnoP
Pong: Too good fot the NES.
Pong: is life, all the rest is just a game.
Pong: Whats that smell??
Pong: TIME TO DIE
Pong: I will piss on your grave
Pong: It takes 45 muscles to frown after u lose but it only takes 4!!! to ***** slap you straight to hell!!!
Pong: The lady’s game
Pong: An old friend.
Pong: 25 cents.
Pong: I actually remember playing this on a home system.
Pong: Not multitap compatible.
Pong: I was played by both your mama and papa!!!
Pong: So DAMN YOUR WHOLE FAMILY!!!
Pong: It puts the ONG in PONG
Pong: Just do it
Pong: Challenge everything
Pong: HEHEHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Pong: Thank you Kenshin
Pong: I have no idea what you are talking about now
Pong: Smells like a man, but feels like a woman (the case that is)
Pong: We ran outta ideas…
Pong: The neverending story.
Pong: Easter egg free.
Pong: In full color on a black and white TV.
Pong: 0101000001101111011011100110011100001101000010100000110100001010.
Pong: gnoP
Pong: Great Balls of Fire
Pong: Mag-Knee-Toe
Pong: This time, its personal
Pong: The revolution begins.
Pong: Why me.
Pong: The revolution failed.
Pong: Where the heart is.
Pong: The heart is in the balls
Pong: We know its been done before
Pong: Its time to pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppPONG
Pong: I love making fun of Yugi-oh for its chessy catchphrases
Pong: Ekans is snake backwards
Pong: Its go time
Pong: Post message
Pong: With a bounce
Pong: Too good for Starcade.
Pong: Happy fun.
Pong: How grunge began.
Pong: Everquest version 1.0.
Pong: PWND
Pong: not PWND
Pong: (insert name)
Pong: Your message
Pong: No buttons necessary.
Pong: Loosest slots in town.
Pong: Underground.
Pong: Favorite number is four.
Pong: P
Pong: O
Pong: N
Pong: G
Pong: Coconut
Pong: All stars
Pong: The audio track from rainbow road in Double Dash Rulz!
Pong: Gomp
Pong: Melee.
Pong: Long half-life.
Pong: X-3.
Pong: The Paddle Blade.
Pong: Be wary all who enter here.
Pong: Verrry interesting.
Pong: It’s huge.
Pong: Now with spyware.
Pong: Clock Tower
Pong: Gomp
Pong: A ball with 2 sticks
Pong: Anime style
Pong: Kenshins back
Pong: But wheres everyone else?
Pong: I guess i’ll just wait for them
Pong: When they get here, im making waffles!!!
Pong: Comes with free oven mitts!
Pong: The Paddle Wars
Pong: When Pac-Man isn’t enough
Pong: I
Pong: Love
Pong: This
Pong: Game
Pong: is life.
Pong: is death.
Pong: has not arms or legs.
Pong: it’s only a flesh wound.
Pong: Sci-Fi Wasabi
Pong: Birthday Cake
Pong: Know your chicken
Pong: Sugar
Pong: PORK!
Pong: Hmmmmmm, Pongy.
Pong: Green Party Candidate.
Pong: Better than guacamole.
Pong: Its big, its heavy
Pong: Its wood
Pong: Its better than bad
Pong: Its good
Pong: Why
Pong: Always
Pong: Four
Pong: Slogans?
Pong: i dunno
Pong: I guess its just
Pong: some kind of ritual
Pong: but its cool like this
Pong: A season for giving.
Pong: Happy happy joy joy.
Pong: Everplay.
Pong: Only on Earth.
pong: is cool
pong: blah blah
Pong: blah blah
Pong: blah blah
Pong: Not the Atari Version
Pong: We love chocolate
Pong: Baseball with two bats
Pong: On the road to 500
Pong: Crazy ping pong action.
Pong: Corrupting the masses.
Pong: Like crack for you kids.
Pong: The legend returns.
Pong: And a bottle of ketchup
Pong: Gamecube pwns Xbox
Pong: Anime Style
Pong: Ball + Sticks = Pong!
Pong: The Wal-Mart of games.
Pong: Now in 2D.
Pong: Wargames 2030.
Pong: I am your father.
Pong: You used to love this game, remember?
Pong: Now It’s Fun!!!
Pong: 3-D is DUMB!!!!
Pong: Like golf…except its not.
Pong: The Demo
Pong: Its like a box of chocolates
Pong: Mass Mutilation
Pong: What else are you going to do? (Besides watching porn)
Pong: Bring out your inner nerd!!!
Pong: It’s not a misspelled word!
Pong: New Beginning
Pong: The RPG
Pong: Why does it remind me of Kingdom Hearts so much?
Pong: Its all in the wrist
Pong: Its in the game
Pong: PUNG
Pong: Snootchy bootchies
Pong: Let the shoosting begin
Pong: with sharp, pointy teeth
Pong: love you long time
Pong: better than marmite
Pong: not suitable for children
Pong: Its its own genre
Pong: This time…its out for blood
Pong: When Pac Man decides to join the fun
Pong: Not suitable for adults
PONG- making such an orgy in quiet places since 1972
PONG- it makes you fart blood
PONG- hooray Pong!
PONG- free with purchase of 24 oz Dr Pepper
Pong: Yeah baby…yeah!
Pong: Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.
Pong: 100 percent of your daily amount of PONG.
Pong: A thousand household uses.
Pong: Is that like 5 o’s and 2 u’s?
Pong: Its not french
Pong: P.O.N.G.
Pong: Tastes like chocolate
Pong: Another one bites the dust.
Pong: Pong-Pong Revolution.
Pong: Yummy.
Pong: Just like poker, except with a screen, a simulated paddle and ball, and a controller. Also, there’s no poker.
Pong: It looks like one of megamans blasts
Pong: Before the ground was invented
Pong: Hit me with your Horndog.
Pong: An instant classic, after about 20 years.
Pong: Kid tested, quarter approved.
Pong: Now available on the N-Gage.
Pong: The original celebrated curiously strong pong.
Pong: Another pong bites the dust.
Pong: The Room
Pong: Restless Dreams
Pong: Crimson Butterfly
Pong: Apocalypse
Pong: OH GOD MY HEAD!!
Pong: Fade to black
Pong: Tilingon
Pong: Now im just making up crap
Pong: 1 ball is better than none
Pong: 2 balls are better than one
Pong: 3 balls are for fun
Pong: my rhymes suck
Pong: Burning images onto TV screens since 1972.
Pong: When everything else is broken.
Pong: The only game old people will play anymore!
Pong: A red clown on a chair
Pong: Fire 3
Pong: If you want everything you’ll end up with nothing
Pong: Devil’s Dictionary
Pong: Who needs 8-bit processing anyway
Pong: Unplugged
Pong: Underbudget
Pong: Unrated Directors Cut
Pong: The best thing since home cooked meals
Pong: Now in paperback
Pong: Its 7:29 on the east coast and its raining salmon!
Pong: Its like playing chess, without the complicated algebra.
Pong: F1 for help
Pong: Just like tennis
Pong: An example for other games
Pong: Redemption
Pong: (70) Data Administrator.
Pong: Pop-Up blocking enabled.
Pong: now an action film.
Pong: not gravity compliant.
Pong: A little grease never hurt anyone
Pong: Most Def
Pong: More visually appealing than Halo 2
Pong: If pong had a wife would it be Pongess?
Pong: A little grease never hurt anyone
Pong: Most Def
Pong: More visually appealing than Halo 2
Pong: If pong had a wife would it be Pongess?
Pong: Original Game Soundtrack available now!
Pong: The Passion of Pong
Pong: Backwards compatible with everything
Pong: Now Online!
Pong: longer then Pi.
Pong: tastier than pie.
Pong: stealthier than a P.I.
Pong: no kitty, that’s my pot pie.
Pong: Pinball’s Revenge
Pong: First Person Shooter
Pong: Solid Ball
Pong: The Sons Of Liberty
Pong: Ball Eater
Pong: The Twin Balls
PONG: 42
PONG: Rolls off the tongue like water doesn’t
PONG: Rhymes with wrong. Not a coincidence
PONG: Mmm turkey balls
Pong: Please try again
Pong: The Pongster
Pong: The Pongarama
Pong: The Pong ma
Pong: Red
Pong: Blue
Pong: Yellow
Pong: Ketchup!
Pong: Post Message
Pong: Current Topic
Pong: Preview Message
Pong: Reset
The Pongs: Livin’ Large
The Pongs: House Party
The Pongs 2: University
Pong: Apocalypse
Pong: Afterlife
Pong: Secret Weapons of WW 2
Pong: Double Bouncer
Pong: The RPG
Pong: Rollin’
Pong: Happy birthday to you.
Pong: Happy happy birthday.
Pong: It’s your birthday.
Pong: December 11th, National Pong day.
Pong: Jingle Balls
Pong: Santa Pong
Pong: Snowballs
Pong: teh l33t
Pong: Paddling balls since 1978
Pong: Best played on Alienware
Pong: And justice for all
Pong: For the 500th hundredth time, its not a platformer!
Pong: No intelligence required
Pong: Its all in the opposible thumbs
Pong: Can’t believe we’re still coming up with titles
Pong: This time, the paddles have silver lining!
Pong: Kick Ass
Pong: Only 1 MB!
Pong: The Dark Alliance
Pong: Whoopee!
Pong: That ain’t no wiffle ball.
Pong: The Land Before BASIC.
Pong: Best if played before 1975.
Pong: Now in Black and White.
Pong: Falmin’ Hot
Pong: …ran out of ideas….
Pong: 1-D
Pong: 2-Disc Limited Edition
Pong: Now with downloadable rackets.
Pong: Rare CD-Soundtrack included.
Pong: Never outdone.
Pong: The Unrated Version
Pong:TOS Violation
Pong: It’s um… PONG! Yeah! It’s pong!
Pong: Almost…halfway…to…500!
Pong: liked Committed.
Pong: says bring Committed back.
Pong: misses Clown.
Pong: (moment of silence)
Pong: The Search for Eden
Pong: Outbreak
Pong: Shoot Me
Pong: Out of Slogans
Pong: Most Wanted
Pong: Bigger, Badder, and more Risque
Pong: Uncut
Pong: AO Version
Pong: The Definative Collector’s Edition
Pong: The game which shocked a nation
Pong: The Game. You Lose.
Pong: The best thing since sliced bread
Pong: The reason you don’t need a girl
Pong: When life gives you lemons.
Pong: Its like driving an ice cream truck decorated with human skulls.
Pong: Let the balls hit the wall.
Pong: Creativity is mans best friend, but in pong, it wont help you.
Pong: For the teenage soul.
Pong: Pong Pong Revolution
Pong: Donkey Pong Jr.
Pong: Pong Hero
Pong: Pongmania
Pong X 4!
Pong: Hotter than yo mamma!
Lego Pong: The video game!
.Pong Infection
P.O.N.G.H.(Pwning online not gonna happen)
Pong 2:Modern Combat
Shadow Pong:Covenent
Need for Pong: Underground
007: Everything or pong
Pong Maker
Star wars: Pong
Pong: Better graphics than pacman!
Pong of persia: The sands of time
Pongsplitters
Pong: The path of neo
Pong: Ariel Assault
Jet Li: Rise to pong
Pong Legends 2
Heart of Pong
The Pong Wears Prada
Talapong Nights
How to Eat Fried Pong
The Pong Code
P: B
O: U
N: M
G: P
Call of Pong 4
Biopong
Assassin’s Pong
Viva Ponata