You can play against the Palm or yourself at three different speeds.

'Spin' the ball to change its deflection and speed it up if you want to have any chance of winning.

Update Description:
v1.2 (6/18/04):
- Palm Zire 21 and Zire 31 2-button compatibility.

v1.1 (1/6/03):
- Palm Zire 2-button compatibility
- Game Over display
- Minor problems fixed.


Reviews:

***** [Jul 16, 2006] by Possum
Best freeware Pong application I have downloaded for the Palm. I was hesitant at first because I thought the game would just be repetitive after a while, but Pong is Pong and is as addictive as you make it. Excellent.

**** [Jun 11, 2006] by Ben
I love pong deffinately a classic that you dont want to miss!

***** [Oct 31, 2004] by John
By far the best palm game I have downloaded so far. The AI was unbeatable for the first two days I played it but after awhile I was able to beat it every time on the hardest speed.

**** [Oct 22, 2004] by Kalman
The way to beat the computer is to slice the ball really fast and if the you and the computer keep slicing the ball the ball will speed faster and faster and if you can keep hitting it as the ball keeps coming faster and faster at you eventually you will beat the computer! its the only way to beat it! The only problem what i have with this program and thats why i dont give it a full 5 stars is that the ball sometimes freezes for a second and then it resumes! Great program otherwise! Thanks to whoever created it!

*** [May 17, 2003] by Evan
This game is fun for a week. I had no truoble installing it on my Treo 90 but for some reason, this game is really easy!

***** [Feb 11, 2003] by Bob
The computer only makes mistakes if you set it to palm vs. you instead of you vs palm so you are on the top.

***** [Jan 8, 2003] by Bryan
This is a great game. The computer does make mistakes. My 7 year old can beat it on the "slow" setting. Moving the paddle while hitting the ball increases speed, and the computer will miss when you get the ball fast enough (and avoid mistakes yourself).

** [Oct 20, 2002] by Joe
This would be good if the computer ever made a mistake. It just exactly knows where to go and really never misses. You just play till you miss.