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Then, the only sound to be heard is Major Peach’s slow but deliberate footsteps towards the middle of the room. His face is ashen, concentrated. No flicker, and now there is no frown. Staring only at the ball as he nears to it. At the edge of the table he stands quietly, as if meditating, still with eyes fixed on the white sphere. Moments, just seconds, seem to last for ages until, at last, Major Peach reaches inside his jacket pocket and produces a penknife. He swiftly turns his head 90 degrees and makes another 90 degree turn with his body – all this in two quick movements startle the two technicians as the Major fixes on Brett. He says calmly and flatly: “You are witnesses.”

Daphne is puzzled. She had been drafted in to “help for a few minutes” by her colleague and friend Brett. She now stands by the wall, becoming more apprehensive with every second. She does not know what to make of this situation. A ping-pong ball? This weird Major Peach? She looks at Brett, expecting a shrug from him, but instead – and now she is really scared – she sees him open-mouthed and eyes bulging, staring at the back of Major Peach. The Major turns back to his task. He gradually draws the penknife down towards the apex of the ball. As it gets nearer his hand starts to tremble. The major must keep himself together. He knows that no one else can perform this task. He can’t walk away now. In order to steady his nerves he simply freezes every muscle in his body. The knife remains suspended above the ball.

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Arcade games began to be so popular in the early 70s. Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney made Atari that released the Pong video game (based on ping-pong or table tennis) that became almost everyone’s favorite. The success of the Pong video game spawned lots of imitations and created more and more avid video players. Eventually video game arcades abounded through the 80s. They can be found in the malls, department stores, bars and even in restaurants and movie houses. They’re everywhere in the United States.

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