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A 1976 game from Atari in which the player must break through a wall by bouncing a ball against it. Use this tag for the original arcade release or ports of it. Do not use this tag for later games in the Breakout series such as Super Breakout or Breakout 2000.
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Is the paddle speed unlimited in the Breakout port for Atari 2600?
Is the paddle speed unlimited in the Breakout port for Atari 2600?
This video illustrating this paper seems to show that the paddle speed is unlimited but I'd like to confirm.
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