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A portable electronic target game is disclosed, including a playing field display, scoring displays and two sets of input keys to permit two players to simultaneously control the operation of the game. Each player may launch a projectile toward a moving ball in an effort to intercept it, causing the

A portable electronic target game is disclosed, including a playing field display, scoring displays and two sets of input keys to permit two players to simultaneously control the operation of the game. Each player may launch a projectile toward a moving ball in an effort to intercept it, causing the ball to move forward the opposing player. The ball is removed from play if it is captured by a player or if it lands in a pocket location on the playing field. The scoring includes bonus points and penalties for the various events. The motion of the ball is controlled in a pseudorandom manner in accordance with a predetermined probability matrix.

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An electronic game comprising: a display including first, second and third sets of indicia; input means responsive to commands from a player; first control means responsive to the input means for causing the first set of indicia to represent a first moving projectile; second control means responsive

An electronic game comprising: a display including first, second and third sets of indicia; input means responsive to commands from a player; first control means responsive to the input means for causing the first set of indicia to represent a first moving projectile; second control means responsive to the input means for causing the second set of indicia to represent a second moving projectile; third control means responsive to the input means for causing the third set of indicia to represent a moving target; first detection means for detecting a collision between either the first or second projectile and the moving target; fourth control means responsive to the first detection means for causing the third set of indicia to represent a moving obstacle; and fifth control means responsive to the first detection means for causing either the first or second set of indicia to represent a moving ball.