Certainly! Let's outline the pseudocode for a basic Pong game. Pong involves two paddles and a ball. The objective is for each player to prevent the ball from passing their paddle while trying to allow the ball to pass the opponent's paddle.

Here's a detailed pseudocode for Pong:

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Initialize Game
    Set up the game window
    Initialize paddle for Player 1
    Initialize paddle for Player 2
    Initialize the ball

Game Loop
    While the game is running
        Handle Input
            Check for game exit command
            Check for Player 1 input (e.g., moving paddle up or down)
            Check for Player 2 input (e.g., moving paddle up or down)

        Update Game State
            Move Player 1's paddle based on input
            Move Player 2's paddle based on input
            Move the ball
                Update ball position based on its current direction and speed
                If the ball hits the top or bottom edge of the window
                    Reflect the ball's direction vertically
                If the ball hits a paddle
                    Reflect the ball's direction horizontally
                    Possibly adjust ball's speed or direction slightly

            Check for Score Conditions
                If the ball passes Player 1's paddle
                    Increment Player 2's score
                    Reset the ball to the center
                If the ball passes Player 2's paddle
                    Increment Player 1's score
                    Reset the ball to the center

        Render Graphics
            Clear the screen
            Draw Player 1's paddle
            Draw Player 2's paddle
            Draw the ball
            Display scores for Player 1 and Player 2

    End Game Loop

End Game
    Close the game window and clean up resources

This pseudocode outlines the basic structure of a Pong game. Depending on the programming language and framework you're using, the implementation details may vary, especially for handling input, graphics rendering, and collision detection.