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Aceball Review

16/01/10

Permalink 10:30:28 pm, by Kelly Email , 307 words   English (CA)
Categories: Review, 80MS Points

Aceball Review

AceBall

Ah Pong… I mean Aceball. Well, actually Aceball is a throwback to the predated days of video games. By predated, I mean Pong. This is a relatively decent update of the game for the most part. The only control you need to worry about is the left joystick to move up and down with. The object of the game is to hit the ball back at your opponent. Good luck in this as if the ball takes an odd bounce it can be difficult to get to in time.

The graphics on the game are pretty good for this style of game. You have the basics. A ball, the bar and the goal. Then there’s the extras. You will have character faces pop in or walls between the two sides that will hamper the ball getting through. Good luck on this as the character faces will cause the ball to take that odd bounce we talked about earlier.

The sound here is not too bad either. It’s some nice music but not all that memorable once the game is over. The sounds of the ball and small explosions are nice and crisp though.

A nice twist to this game is the fact that you have the option of 2 player co-op (if you find the computer opponent too difficult) and up to 4 player multiplayer option. Just make sure your partner doesn’t accidentally become your opponent.

Over all, this is a nice game that pays homage to the original and is worth playing. My only problems with the game itself is that in my opinion, the bar moves a little too slowly and the game can get boring fairly quickly due to repetitiveness. If you get an opportunity to play this game by all means give it a try as it is a decent enough game for the cost.

2 comments

Comment from: Voodoochief [Visitor] Email · http://www.sorcerygames.com
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Thanks for reviewing the game, i appreciate you guys taking the time. I hope you got to play the coop as it is the best part of the game for me and my son. The game does move quite slowly in it's difficulty progression, even though i created and balanced 25 levels. The reason is mainly because people choosing to play this type of game usually want a more relaxed time, and can be not the most hard core of players.
Anyway, if i get the chance i will do another update that will take care of all types of players.
On another note, my second game (Pellmell) is much faster paced.
thanks again for the review.

Voodoochief
01/17/10 @ 06:43
Comment from: Kelly [Member] Email
You're welcome for the review. I will admit that the co-op was the best part of the game as well. As I said earlier the slow movement of the bar was what threw me off the most.

If you would like to send a code for Pellmell, I would be happy to give it a run through for you.
01/17/10 @ 14:05

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