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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User)
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Subject: Bouncing Bluster and Super Mario Brothers GS (was:Re: Synthetic speec)
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Date: 9 Apr 91 04:27:23 GMT
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In article <8472@crash.cts.com> ryanb@pro-charlotte.cts.com (Ryan Baucom) writes:
>     Has anyone else seen this "Bouncing Bluster" thing work?

	Yeah, it's been around a year or two at least by now. It's a 
really cool Arkanoid clone with lots of new options.

	It seems the levels are in a weird order.. That is, levels that
are too hard too near the beginning.. I've been to lazy to go in and
fix it though.

	I REALLY like their three-D gray windows and boxes and stuff.

	What did it do on your system? Give some kind of an error? You
needed to install a few tools for this game to even get as far as you
got I believe, so I presume that's not the problem.  Correct me if I'm
wrong.. (That is, if you never specially installed tools)


	The game was well done.. I oughta shell out some money to
them.

	Has anyone heard more about Super Mario Brothers GS?? I mailed
a letter (physical paper letter.. ew.. how  archaic!) to the guy saying
that I was interested in the program.. He asked for that type of
support. He never sent anything back though. I've thought of writing to him
again.

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