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It's working fine with the "Brown Ale" eLoader.
No sound if there is any and there isn't a ball.
Is it just me or is there really no ball.
I start a game and the paddle sits there as the computer moves about.
Is the ball supposed to spawn by itself?
I'm confused.
P.S. Using [Select] to take screenshots is a cool feature.
yea there is no ball
There is no spoo... I mean ball.
pic shows ball so no ball must just be eloader's fault (btw i used non-patched eloader)
There is no sound, hopefully in the next release there will be, but the ball is there. I played against the computer and myself _ .
Works perfectly on version 2.00. Although no sound, if there is any. Hopefully we'll see this added/fixed in a future update. Other than that, keep up the good work. This is awsome!
Do people actually read the info before posting?
# Silent operation (ie. I've not done the SFX yet)
What part of that don't you understand? o.o
Very well done. Perfectly playable on my 1.5 system; even sans sound. I'll wait patiently for the blips and bloops to be added.
something that would push it a little more closer to the original would be the ability to use the analog nub.
multiplayer via wifi would be a good idea too.
i got it workign perfectly on my 1.5 and my 2.6 with the patched eloader.
and why is my name randomly created here?? I cant change it and i dont even like the canes that much..
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