Bee-Ball

Bee-Ball is a sports game that blends elements of tennis and volleyball into a tournament played by bees. Players use a racquet to hit a honey ball over a net, block incoming shots, and attempt powerful returns to outscore their opponent.

A match is won by the first player to score 10 points. Points can be earned when the ball touches the floor or goes out of bounds, provided the player has successfully served. Players can also head butt the ball to prevent it from flying overhead and scoring against them.

Modes

• Single-player: Compete against a challenging computer opponent.
• Two-player: Play head-to-head against a friend.

Released for the Atari 2600 on December 14, 2007, Bee-Ball was developed by Ivan Machado and published by AtariAge.