Several people who had obviously got into the game because they had gone as far as level 29, had said there was a glitch, which wouldn’t allow them to go further. I’m glad to report (finally) that the version I have from Reflexive works fine. Because of the disappointing arkanoid of today, I thought I’d give Nuclear Ball some further game play as I’m keen to progress onto the new release, Nuclear Ball 2. Anyway a few moments ago I passed level 29 with no problems at all and am now on level 31. If there was a real problem with the version that was given away, it is a pity as it is quite a challenging and interesting game to play. Maybe those who still retain a copy should try again.

The Game Giveaway team may well be giving away an updated version that works past level 29, sometime in the future, or even the new release, although I doubt very much we will see it right away as it is a quality game, and I’m sure Urse Games will want to see how the sales go first.

Have a successful new week everyone.

It’s called Ultra Flexball 2000, The graphics are ‘cheap’ by today’s standards, that is 16 bit, but really for a brick busting machine, that shouldn’t really be a problem. This is well worth a look see if you like arkanoids

Available from:

http://web.telia.com/~u92118145/index.html

After restarting the game and continuing on to level 5 from where I had left off…I only had 1 ball (what happened to the rest of them)?

The game took me back to the desktop again after the 12 level….again restarted and continued on until I got to the 20th level….like everyone else, I broke all the bricks and the game didn’t recognize that all the bricks were gone….couldn’t get any further in the game.

The game is very slow and far too easy…good for kids.

I certainly wouldn’t waste my money buying this game.

I have to give this game “THUMBS DOWN”