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About This Retro Game
Squash was one of the first video game adaptations of the real-world sport, using a side-view perspective to simulate the fast-paced action of squash matches.
The game featured adjustable difficulty settings that affected ball speed and angle complexity, making it accessible to casual players while offering challenge.
While primitive by modern standards, it was notable for its realistic ball physics and responsive controls that captured the essence of squash gameplay.
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