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Watch PONG on Philly skyscraper: world’s largest video game

Check out the spectacular kickoff to Philly Tech Week 2013.

Watching PONG on the Cira Centre. (Photo via Instagram)

What may be vetted as the world’s largest video game kicked off the third annual Philly Tech Week presented by AT&T on Friday.

Read up on the background here, and watch a video report below.

Update: We went even bigger in 2014. Tetris on the Cira Centre, the kickoff event for Philly Tech Week 2014, is officially the world’s largest architectural videogame display. Now you know.

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