What Ho, a New Orbitz Game!

Steve Hall

Apr. 29, 2008
1 min read

This one is called “Bing Bing.” It’s as sucky as the last one we played, but “Bing Bing” has comedic value: In lieu of traditional arcade sounds, a goofy recorded voice goes “Bing … bing!” every time you smack into something.

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