I like it.
It is good for an alpha too.
Could do with being a bit more forgiving.
When you fall off near the end you go right back to the beginning.
In MM you get to start a little closer to where you fell.
Anyone tried hamsterball for the PC? its kindof like this only you drive a hamster in a ball.
It does some really cool messing with your brain by disobeying its own physics on some levels.
perhaps gyroball could do similar stuff.
needs some interesting xylophone background music.
oops just found out how to crash it
L+R you get a fenix runtime error.
Didnt realise there was already music. Can't see a mod file though.
Damn this games tough
This game rocks, but the only problem I had is that I have PC-Link, and it simply will NOT let me put the XM there at all no way no how! I should probably just rename it as .mod, and then use a program on the gp32 to rename it back to the .xm.
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I've played this game all the way up until Fenix gave me an error (in a different language.), which I think is because it ran out of levels.
Played it for a few levels.
The main problem with the game is that the GP32's control stick just isn't designed for games like this.Precision is almost impossible, and precision is exactly what the game requires. :unsure:
The music is ok, but a few more tracks would be nice.
No, mine simply can't do diagonals all that well. The window for any diagonal is about 60% less than for horizontal/vertical directions. I've heard of a bunch of solutions for the problem, but I don't really want to open my GP32 (b/c probably dust will get into my FLU screen). I've tried to pull my stick out a little, but it won't go out easily and I'm afraid to pull too much because of a fear that I'll brake it...h34r: