Reply With QuoteI loved Pang on Amiga. It was hard but I managed to finish it - I think it took me 2.5 hours the second time, even longer the first time. The ice levels were insane.
I have plans on making my own Pang clone, but probably not this year.
Hi,
I am Pablo Navarro from PiX Juegos. I've just registered to introduce one of the games we've ported to OUYA!
PiX Pang it's a Super Pang clone, but with many new features: 80 levels, bosses, new kinds of balls, etc...
The game is completely free, without ads and open source. I'm sure you will enjoy it
More info: http://www.pixjuegos.com/?j=pixpang
I loved Pang on Amiga. It was hard but I managed to finish it - I think it took me 2.5 hours the second time, even longer the first time. The ice levels were insane.
I have plans on making my own Pang clone, but probably not this year.
PiX Pang is open source under GPL3 license. Feel free use it or any of its resources if you wantOriginally Posted by Magnesus
I loved Pang on Amiga. It was hard but I managed to finish it - I think it took me 2.5 hours the second time, even longer the first time. The ice levels were insane.
I have plans on making my own Pang clone, but probably not this year.
https://code.google.com/p/pixjuegos/source/checkout
I... I remember playing a flash version of this exact thing, same graphics and everything years back. It's been a while.
Mmm... This game has never been a flash game. It's been released in many platforms, but not flash or web
I've finally received my OUYA, and it seems the game is very laggy on 1080p :\
Those issues have been solved and the game should be working AWESOME by the end of the week
You know, I was also thinking about doing my own rendition of Pang for the system too.
But it seems everyone stole my idea, hehehe
I didn't find this game on the Ouya Store, I'd sure try it out, I love Pang.
Well, we had it already. Porting it was just making it widescreen
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