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Breakout Arcade Game Remake

Breakout is a famous retro arcade game made by Atari and released on May 13, 1976. It was inspired by Pong but turned into a single-player game. Instead of hitting a ball back and forth with another player, you hit a ball against a giant wall of colorful bricks at the top of the screen.

The game became an instant hit and started a whole new genre of "brick-breaker" video games.

How to Play and Rules

The Goal: You must smash and clear every single brick from the wall using a bouncing ball.
The Controls: You twist a knob (called a paddle controller) to move a small slider left and right along the bottom of the screen.
Losing Lives: If the ball slips past your slider and drops off the bottom of the screen, you lose a turn.
Speeding Up: The game gets harder as you play! The ball bounces much faster after it hits the upper rows of bricks or after you make a certain number of hits. [1, 2]

The Secret History of Apple Founders

The game has an amazing backstory involving the creators of Apple Computers:

The Idea: Nolan Bushnell, the head of Atari, came up with the idea and asked a young worker named Steve Jobs to design it.
The Bet: Bushnell promised Jobs a cash bonus if he could build the game using very few computer chips, which saved money.
The Real Engineer: Jobs did not know how to do it alone, so he hired his brilliant friend Steve Wozniak to build the parts.
The Result: Wozniak finished the complex wiring in just four days! His design was so tight and clever that the factory could not even copy it, forcing Atari to add a few more chips back in for production.

Famous Sequels and Modern Cabinets

Because it was so popular, the game moved from arcades into homes and spawned many new versions:

Super Breakout (1978): The first major arcade sequel. It added cool new modes, like "Cavity" (where extra balls are trapped inside the brick wall) and "Progressive" (where the wall slowly slides down toward you). You can still find old home cartridges for systems like the Atari 2600 and Atari 5600
Breakout 2000 (1996): Released for the Atari Jaguar, this version brought the brick-breaking action into 3D styles.
Breakout Recharged MirrorFX: For game rooms and collectors, modern companies like Alan-1 make deluxe, full-sized 2-player arcade cabinets featuring beautiful glowing screens and modernized gameplay. These premium units typically cost around $6,200.

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• This product includes a 3-year warranty

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• Alternatively, we can have it picked up and returned for you.

This is a delicate item and requires extreme carefulness. So therefore, at the customer’s request, we can arrange to have this item picked up by one of our white-glove shipping companies. They first inspect it to make sure there is no damages, then they will professionally wrap it and return it to our warehouse. This service generally cost $600.00. All accessories must be included when returning it.

• You have 14-days to return this item with a 10% restocking fee and no refunds on the inbound shipping charges.

• Customer is responsible for all outbound shipping costs and to get it safely returned to the warehouse.

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• Regarding any custom artwork all sales are final after 48-hour.

• Be sure to INSPECT the item before you accept delivery and sign for it. (If it is inside white glove delivery, they will unbox it for you to inspect)

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