A new variation, I'll give you that. At first I thought there was no solution, and then I discovered that you can jump the pegs adjacent OR diagonally. Which makes it have too MANY solutions, really. I have some criticism though:
1. The statistics at the top of the screen, the "wins=, game=, loses=" (and by the way, losses is spelled losses) do not work. It's just blank for me.
2. I don't like how it has to reload that obnoxious trumpeting intro every time you start a new game. It should be VERY fast to start a new game or reset the board.
3. The perspective is awkward. Showing the board at a weird isometric view to make it look 3 dimensional, and at an awkward angle, is bad enough, but since you can jump adjacently or diagonally, it only becomes more awkward.
4. You might as well allow the user to choose a board size. It would be as simple as entering in a number at the beginning of the game which could be changed whenever the board is reset. If you're going to make a simple game, you might as well throw in all the gimmicks you can, which wouldn't really make it that much harder to program. I suppose. 11 pegs, 13 slots, that's kind of small. But if I could change it, that would make there be more to the game. As it is, if I beat it once, I beat it a million times, since it's always the same and so simple I wouldn't forget what I did to win.