Abstract: A target game having a stationary display that provides the capabilities to mimic moving targets. The target game generally comprises a game board, a control panel and a dart gun which may be used both indoors and outdoors. The game board has an upper frame, a lower frame and at least one target surface therebetween. At least some of the embodiments described herein, have three target positions, each with at least one illustration of a clay target. In use, the target surface has electrical components which will sequentially activate and illuminate target areas within a variety of positions on the target surface. When illuminated the target positions may be hit with a dart, which will be recorded as a hit by related sensors, thus simulating a clay pigeon being shot.

Abstract: A removable top for a table tennis game has a first side made up of a first and second panel and a second side made up of a third and a fourth panel. Preferably, the first and second panels are hingedly connected to one another and the third and fourth panels are hingedly connected to one another to facilitate ease of assembly and disassembly. A connector beam is placed between the first and second sides for joining the sides together. The connector beam preferably has a length approximately equal to a width of the table top. A pad is affixed to the bottom surface of each panel to protect the table or other structure onto which the table top is set. A net is provided with net posts. A first and second net post may be clamped to ends of the connector beam to install the net.

Abstract: A display device having a segment of a functional game table, and display means attached to the segment for providing information about the segment to a viewer is disclosed. The segment of a functional game table may be taken along a longitudinal axis, transverse axis, or other section of the table.