Hi there!
Just got a little frustrated by my main project and decided to make something small. Here it is!
It is… well… Pong. But with more boards and more balls and without game over.
Hope somebody likes it.
Screenshot:
the game runs so fast that i cant play it.
Uploaded a new version in which you can hold F1 to show FPS - could you report your average?
Maybe it is just my device where it has maximum about 60 FPS…
Im getting 1500 fps. Unplayable. :{
Ugh, okay, sorry!
Will limit it, wait a minute!
I’m getting 60… odd! I still gave up after I hit -16 points though… 
Okaay, limit implemented! Better?
@opiop64:
Thats reassuring!
About “-16” - it takes some practise, but it is possible to get over +20!^^
still running about 1400fps here
I’m getting a smooth 60 here. Running Win7 64
Pretty hard, I keep bouncing between (pun intended) -2 and 1 or so. The opponents move quicker and can launch the ball (square?) much faster than the player.
@LiquidNitrogen: facepalm forgot to update the “lastFrameStart” variable every frame. But now it should be better…
@BurntPizza: Normally the boards should be exactly equal fast. There are some glichy balls exceeding the velocity limit, are you talking about those?
LOL dude this is awesome, you know why?
http://199.101.98.242/media/shots/36717-Crash_Bash_[U]-6.jpg
Of course there has been something like it.
The concept is just too simple…
I had a ton of fun playing crash bash, if you made this local multiplayer for giggles it would be epic lol.
Er… What?
If you made the game multiplayer and included LAN capabilities you will giggle, apparently 
Basically just have different keys to control different paddles, that means when I am drunk with a bunch of mates we can play this and have epic battles lol.
It is good, simple and nice.
Okay, new version:
F2 enables 2-player mode!
Control with A/D.
can you package lwjgl with it?
I can’t play because it can’t find lwjgl native libs
Okay, another update. F2 now switches between 1-2-3-4-player mode. Leftshift/Ctrl for Player3 (West) and Enter/+ for Player4 (East).
@Danny02: It should extract its natives automatically. On which OS are you trying to run it?
Same problem here, on Linux.