For Linux folks, it's also available on FlatHub.
I've installed it on my steam deck and mapped the triggers to the left and right... uh... flappy things?
It works really well, and whenever people see it they're like whoaaaaa I remember that!!
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I don't remember this game. I was pretty young back then tho
It was great to see that after all these years, and countless hours playing it, I still absolutely suck at it.
How can you do this to me?! I have a family, bro! Now nothing will get done!
Strange, I played this one a year ago on Android. I guess it was a port, but it was damn near the same thing. It's called "Space Pinball".
Be warned, there's an ad supported version under a very similar name in the PlayStore. It's worse in every way and has some permissions that it shouldn't be asking for.
Other platforms you can run it on:
- Linux
- Windows
- MacOS
- PS Vita
- Nintendo Switch
- webOS TV
- Nintendo Wii
- Nintendo 3DS
- Nintendo DS
- Nintendo Wii U
- PlayStation 2
- Sega Dreamcast
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The GitHub version still has the cheats intact.
What are cheats? Tilting the table?
It seems like the reason that cheats were removed is because of public leaderboards
Makes sense, but personally I don't care about leader boards, so I'd rather have the functionality in tact.
I think that game was actually supposed to be a demo for a bigger pinball game right?
Nah, it was an old maxis game, part of full tilt pinball, Dave brought it over for all of us to enjoy
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ThxdvEajK8g&pp=ygUVRGF2ZSdzIGdhcmFnZSBwaW5iYWxs
He has done a decent amount of vids on the game if you look through his channel
Iirc was a 3 pack pinball game
Yo this is T I G H T
No tilt?
The Fexed Github project has tilt controls (and better gravity sim if I'm not trippin', I know one of the projects had gravity issues and the play store version feels too floaty)
Yes tilt
Well that was an instant yes please
It's not "completely free;" it's just pirated proprietary software that Microsoft hasn't bothered to take down yet.
The definition of Free Software (a.k.a. "open source") is having the legal right to read, modify, and redistribute the source code, not merely the technical capability.
Microsoft doesn't own it, they didn't program it. They paid a license fee to the developer to include it in Windows XP.
Whatever -- whoever holds the copyright hasn't bothered to take it down yet. Point is, even if it's abandonware it's not legitimately "free."
(Also, I'm technically correct anyway: Microsoft owns GitHub, so it'd be the one acting on the copyright holder's DMCA request. π)
Also, I'm technically correct anyway: Microsoft owns GitHub, so it'd be the one acting on the copyright holder's DMCA request.
Despite what Take Two would like you to believe, reverse-engineering software isn't illegal unless it's for circumvention of security measures (oversimplified). Distributing copyrighted assets, on the other hand, is. Since the GitHub repo doesn't include the game assets, the only legal DMCA takedown that could be made here is against the Play Store app, in which case, Google would be handling it.
All that said, there doesn't even seem to be a repo for this. There's a different port done by someone else (fexed) last updated over two years ago, but this particular port seems to be closed source. Last update on Play Store was yesterday, but the last time any fork of the main repo was updated was last month.
You do know the code is copyrighted too, right? Reverse engineering isn't the issue here; uploading the result to GitHub is.
Yes, the original code is copyrighted. A recreation of the code, however accurate, isn't. Do you really think Nintendo would let decomps of so many of their games fly if they thought they had legal grounds to remove them?
EA (through Maxis) likely still owns this as it was part of their Full Tilt Pinball game. I can totally see EA pursuing this just because of their inner evil.