Hi Dark,
That was one of the games I wasn't sure I wanted to convert.
I was thinking it was like the savage gambit.
As for breakout, we had a different format than the current games in that
you are moved automatically from left to right and back again.
You hear the state of the bricks in front of you as you move across.
You can fire the ball from your gun.
When the ball hits it disintegrates and knocks out the brick.
Each layer of bricks makes a different sound.
As you knock out bricks, the frequency of the objects gets higher and you
move faster left to right.
Phil
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From: "dark" <d...@xgam.org>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] pcs games question?
Hi Phil.
I'll especially be looking forward to arthur's quest, sinse I've heard
those who played it mention good things about the game.
Out of interest is there a specific reason your not converting the kick
boxing game? was it real time or turn based? which game is like it?
I'm just interested sinse I can't think of too much we have in that style
besides the savage gambit.
Lastly, while I'm not saying you shouldn't convert it, sinse as I've
already said more games of one style aren't a bad thing, there is actually
another accessible version of breakout besides wrecking ball found at
http://www.accessiblewebgames.com/
It is called rebound uses flash, but is self voicing with sapi, and
actually is rather fun especially with all the crazy aliens.
The reason I mention this is that with the discussion of old arcade games
people might be interested, pluss seeing what another dev has donw might
let you think of something different.
then, the gamevial folks would love feedback and encouragement on all of
their accessible flash games too.
they actually have made a hole bunch of inaccessible games and came up
with the idea of creating accessible ones because they thought vi players
should have something to play, but haven't really recieved much
feedback, ----- not sinse I personally phoned them anyway as they're based
in scotland only about an hour from where I am.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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