Don Ceferino Hazaña

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	Myah OS posted by Anonymous @ 62.254.128.7 on Nov 6 2005 1:12 AM
I don't know if there page is down But I added this game to Myah OS 1.1. just for alittle fun. Myah OS 1.1 has full ATI/nVidia/TNT drivers. Full DVD support and full firefox embeded video suport. There are also over 20 3D games as well. Check it out and http://mymyah.com
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	Gameplay should be improved posted by Anonymous @ 212.113.164.104 on Sep 24 2005 11:04 AM
Very nice indeed... has great potential! Seems to me that the gameplay could be vastly improved, since "the feeling" when trowing knifes & hit isn't very good -- mainly collision detection. I think if this is in focus for the next versions, Ceferino can be another reference in linux gaming! Other things that would vastly improve the game: Multiplayer (local/network) Map Editor Multi-Resolution Graphic Sets
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	great game posted by straver @ 130.235.186.208 on Jun 13 2005 8:54 AM
I finally beat the game after playing it for weeks. Some suggestions: * please make an options to disable the sound/music * the last levels are a bit too easy. * need more levels :)
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	Don Ceferino Hazaña posted by lynx_lupo @ 213.250.60.13 on May 29 2005 12:25 AM
Looks promising, I will have to try it sometime. :)
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	Don Ceferino Hazaña posted by m0z4rt @ 82.210.141.214 on May 28 2005 4:06 PM
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	Don Ceferino Hazaña posted by Anonymous @ 213.190.40.20 on Mar 13 2005 10:51 PM
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	Improvements posted by Pit @ 81.207.48.18 on Mar 11 2005 11:48 PM
Yes, it gets better :-) autoconf makes installation really easy. It just seems the music files (musicas/) are missing in the tarfile and the game complains they are missing on start and disables the music system. I copied them from the old version. CPU usage is indeed better now - still quite high in the menue(!?). Nevertheless clearly one star up! Pit
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Re: Improvements posted by TheBohemian @ 213.54.197.38 on Mar 13 2005 3:01 PM GNU Autotools was indeed a good decision! Btw: A separate setup program for a GNU/Linux program is unique these days. :) I think you do this because you cannot switch certain things ingame. However most games simply print a message that says that you have to restart for this and that feature to have an effect. Please continue your effort. Btw2: If you need someone to make music for your game try here. The guy there (pronobozo) has offered this in happypenguin's forums: http://www.pronobozo.com/p_osgm/osgm_application/apply.php Thanks for releasing this as libre/free software. Other could learn from you.   [Reply]   umbo@aririzio.it posted by Anonymous @ 213.42.21.77 on Dec 17 2006 3:14 AM   Casa bunqo inqubitum lorem!   [Reply]

	Cool posted by mbabuskov @ 212.200.52.4 on Feb 23 2005 3:04 PM
The game is very nice. Graphics are cool. Main thing missing is two-player option. I kind-of like the Spanish text, it really gives a good "feel" to the game. Collision detection could be improved. Anyway, keep up with good work, this looks like it is going to be a decent Pang clone.
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Re: Cool posted by Anonymous @ 80.123.18.59 on May 28 2005 10:32 AM   I'm just curious but how should this two-player option look like? Cooperative Mode?   [Reply]   Re: Cool posted by mbabuskov @ 82.208.250.137 on Jul 9 2006 2:01 PM Just like in original Pang. Two players cooperate, and when either dies, they loose a life. Best is that lives are shared, so the other player doesn't get bored.   [Reply]

	Very nice posted by Anonymous @ 70.18.140.198 on Feb 19 2005 12:09 PM
Very nice game. Once I got past the compilation problem (lines using BASEDIR insrc/audio.cpp need a bigger string than 40), I found this game to be very enjoyable. No music is intalled but that forgiveable. Excellent work!
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	suggestions posted by Anonymous @ 213.54.222.21 on Feb 19 2005 9:55 AM
As other said: please offer possibility to translate the game (hint gettext) Furthermore find someone who knows the autotools (or learn it yourself) and set it up for your game. This would make distro inclusion much easier. Thanks for providing another game the Free/Libre Software Movement!
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