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RE: ''game scrolls as the ball moves''
RE: ''game scrolls as the ball moves''
Vibration support?
-Greg
Support for BeatPlus...
RE: Vibration support?
Here is an example: You have a Palm i705 with always on email - and you are in a movie or something, and you get an important emal - your Palm vibrates to let you know it has arrived!
RE: Vibration support?
RE: Vibration support?
RE: Vibration support?
Lame
JEREMYF'S RATING: TWO OUT OF FOUR STARS!!
RE: Lame
$20 is too much for this, given current gameplay value. Keep up the great work on the graphics, iambic, but please compare the physics of your game to some of the other pinball games....
I also give it 2 out of 4.
-Kevin Crossman
RE: Lame
the pop up menu slow the game down.
I agree the physics are not as good as Austin Powers pinball or architump/alchemic but it is a very fun game.
I registered it am an not unhappy about it.
Two things that really bother me right now are the disappearing flippers and the fact that tilt does nothing to the ball.
I think this is a case of the game being released before xmas before it was really ready.
price point.
Keep palm prices low. We are in a resscession.
RE: price point.
"Regular price: $14.95 PGHQ Special Price! $19.95"
I thought it was just a typo, but the checkout page had the higher price which is way too high for a game. I also agree that the demo does not give you a chance to get to like the game. One ball? Even while your are playing the one ball on the one table, it has "TRIAL MODE" scrolling down the screen.
One thing I liked about AbaBall was that you could at least become familiar with it to make an informed decision, and the introductory price of $9.95 only encouraged the purchase.
RE: price point.
Palm
Now if you want to port Starcraft to the Palm you might be onto soemthing, but RTS games are beyod the scope of it's hardware.
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