Good way to pass the time it was a pretty large game but it was good none the less
Author Comments
This is an updated version of the game I submitted yesterday. Fixed some script and added a pre-loader. The music still interacts with your game play. If the ball (white dot) hits left the music will go to the left speaker. If the ball hits right the music moves the the right speaker and so on. I hope you enjoy. Please rate with the fact that this is a remake of a truly retro game.
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Haha ok this was somewhat simple and not much to it, but it kept me busy while i was bored and whatnot, i liked it just wish it had more to it and wasent so long to download, but fun game so keep it going...
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Tennis .... Or Pong?
It was fun, plain and simple. A simple game remade beautifully for a new audience. There wasn't much color, which would have made the game more interesting. Although the game was originally called Pong, I understand why you changed it to Tennis. One of my favorite parts really has no importance at all: the little man in the corner. Overall, I give this a staight 7. One thing that you should have noticed is that you don't even need to move the mouse to score a point. That is a big problem. I would like to see more simple games like this from you in the future. Excellent work!
OBEYKUBE responds:
Thanks for the review. I did notice the easily beatable AI in my game. I'm working on it. I'm glad you enjoyed the game. More games are on the way, in fact I'm working on a flash package of Atari inspire games. Expect it soon.
too easy
piece of cake, beat it in 30 secs
OBEYKUBE responds:
Yeah more script work needs to get done. Thanks for the review.
dude, that was fuckin sweet
i won a flawless victory without even moving my mouse. i love you. make more games as easy as this. and btw, the music thing was also fuckin sweet.
OBEYKUBE responds:
Tank you for your review. I wish there were more NG reviewers such as youself.
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