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| My first game for the GP2X! Its called Pong but its really Breakout(!) Just something simple to get me started. No sound and programmer graphics. Next game will be a LOT better! |
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Pong.zip |
| Date: |
21/12/2006 |
| Size: |
49.4 KB |
| Version: |
1.0 |
| Author: |
Jim McLeod |
| Website: |
https://www.jimmcl.plus.com |
| Downloads: |
2,864 |
| Sourcecode URL: |
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None |
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gp2x F100
gp2x F200
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Download Time |
| 56k Modem |
9.0 secs |
| 128k ISDN |
3.8 secs |
| 256k Cable/DSL |
1.8 secs |
| 512k Cable/DSL |
1.0 secs |
| 1mbit Link |
0.5 secs |
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| May I ask why this was released? I also also ask myself why this was downloaded 24 times... I mean, we have airpong, crapong, asciipong, pong2player, pong2, Airplyr, Cyber Hocky, Pong and now Pong! So there are eight reimplemetations of the same old concept of smashing a ball with a paddle. Then there is one level of gaming evolution higer the arcanoid clone- like GPNoid2x..., I don't bother to count. At the same time we have 1 (O-N-E) listed item at the racing category! Man! We need a pong/breakout category! And a DOSBox-Basic category. . Ok, now seriously: There should be an "Experimental" Cat for stuff like this, so the programmers that know they are just trying around can put their stuff there so the rest of the archive doesn't get flooded. :p |
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| For historical reasons. When Im kicking back in the Caribbean, having just made my 3rd squillion on the back of my latest homebrew game 'Simon GP2X' Ill be able to look up this and entry and wonder why people get upset about free stuff. |
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| ovo game encourages healthy competition and skill-building through its achievements and rewards system. Players can strive for in-game accomplishments, earn badges, and unlock special items or abilities as a testament to their gaming prowess. |
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