Frozen Bubble - Now available in Flash!

[Edvard]

Oh, Happy Day!

My favorite Linux game is now in a flash version (and it's much faster than the either the Java Version or the Windows port)

http://www.ventoline.com/frozenbubble/

[f0dder]

If a flash game is faster than a native windows port, those developers must suck >_<

[app103]

I love this game...and there are so many versions and variations of this classic available for Windows...and in flash or java applets. And I think I love them all.

I have had the full Windows DX version of this Java game for many years:

http://www.popcap.com/gamepopup.php?theGame=dynomite

here is another version in flash:

http://absolutist.com/online/bubbles/

I can't find the one I was playing yesterday. 

Found these today:

http://gamescene.com/Bubble_Trouble_game.html

http://www.planetboredom.net/player.php?id=1046

This one features a stripping girl and I have no idea how far she will strip: http://www.planetboredom.net/player.php?id=898


I wonder how many other versions we can find. 

[Edvard]

If a flash game is faster than a native windows port, those developers must suck >_<

Actually, after playing the real game in Linux, it seems the flash port is artificially accelerated. I suppose one could change the animation speed settings in the source and recompile if desired. It is written in Perl and SDL so it's not a normal porting to windows issue...

Thanks app, I knew it was a derivative, so I'll have to try them all as well, but...

This one features a stripping girl and I have no idea how far she will strip

uh... maybe not *all*

[app103]

I found it!

This is the one I was playing yesterday:

http://games.aol.com/game/inca-quest/30748/gamewide

[Edvard]

Another good find app!
But I think my favorite (and most addictive) is still the original Frozen Bubble 
besides, none of them have Ayo's wonderful Penguin Art to add to the experience

[iphigenie]

I am amazed at this game, the idea that is written in perl and the sourcecode is available.

As an old perl hand this is very intriguing