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	What about the annoying pause bug? posted by TfrmB @ 83.82.166.88 on Dec 25 2009 10:16 PM
Is this already solved? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libsdl1.2/+bug/155955
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	Is this LBreakout2? posted by ADzeBill @ 84.203.7.204 on Aug 1 2007 9:03 AM
This is a brilliant game but is LBreakout considered to be a different game to LBreakout2? If so a new entry needs to be made for Lbreakout2. Maybe I will try?
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Re: Is this LBreakout2? posted by Thunor @ 80.189.244.92 on Aug 1 2007 11:53 AM   Yes, and LBreakout2 supersedes LBreakout.   [Reply]   Re: Is this LBreakout2? posted by Anonymous @ 91.89.176.167 on Aug 27 2007 7:59 PM   When LBreakout2 was released development of LBreakout stopped. So it's okay to have one entry for this game.   [Reply]

	Cool game! posted by Anonymous @ 83.59.144.190 on Nov 25 2006 11:03 AM
Este juego es la leche de bueno. Me encanta cantidubi dubi da.
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	WHY CANT I MAKE BONUSES AND HOW CAN I M posted by Anonymous @ 67.37.226.236 on Oct 7 2006 5:16 PM
WHY CANT I MAKE BONUSES AND HOW CAN I MAKE THEM
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	LBreakout posted by Anonymous @ 70.80.229.190 on Jun 23 2006 4:38 PM
Super cool GAME!!!!!
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	LBreakout 2 posted by Anonymous @ 65.2.48.236 on Apr 10 2006 3:43 PM
FINALLY!!! I have discovered A *SUPER-COOL* Breakout/Arkanoid clone for Linux! LB2 has slick, smooth-motion graphics, crisp stereo sounds, and deliciously snappy gameplay that will keep you coming back for more. A DEFINITE must-have, must-play game the entire family will enjoy for years to come!
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	wow, great posted by Anonymous @ 87.207.201.18 on Nov 30 2005 11:07 AM
really nice, like it a lot ----------------- Gix claudia@wp.pl visit http://aga.acms.pl/.
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	A totally new game posted by Anonymous @ 190.48.193.173 on Nov 29 2005 9:37 PM
Can you just make a new game based in it? I mean: - Two players at the same time (more will be some difficult to play). You can choose one or two players and too you can choose the controls. - Keyboard or mouse configurable. Independent configuration for each player (1 or 2). - More futuristic graphics. The actually game have classic graphics but this can be improved for a futuristic aspect (spacial based maybe). - More technologic sounds. Same as graphic, the sounds can be more expressive (surround explosion effects, some chorused laser sound, and so). - Weapons, buyable or collectable accesories. The player can buy in level intermision (using him/her collected points) weapons (missiles, lasers) or accessories (magnetic attractor, sticky, enlarge the platform). Can you apply that ideas? Thank you.
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Re: A totally new game posted by Anonymous @ 81.71.36.215 on Nov 30 2005 2:27 PM   Source is available, so maybe you could do it yourself? Personally I don't need/want that feature.   [Reply]   Re: A totally new game posted by Anonymous @ 190.48.179.231 on Nov 30 2005 11:01 PM   Oh, sorry, ok. But why don't just try to do that? I will do that when I have time for now not.   [Reply]   Re: A totally new game posted by kulkanie @ 84.57.178.215 on Dec 8 2005 7:56 AM   Making new games based on old ones usually means so much work that beginning from scratch, maybe taking this or that routine, is the better idea. LBr2 is quite at the end of its development, maybe a fix here and there... the only thing that really bothers me is that network game does not work via internet... but apart from that new bonusses, styles, sounds and stuff are not planned.   [Reply]   Re: A totally new game posted by Anyeos @ 190.48.194.73 on Dec 8 2005 7:46 PM   Ok, excuse me. I liked a old DOS game same as it but with a different aspect. Just a spacial graphic and sound theme. The player can buy items and so. Not really a totally new game, otherwise one based in it. For do that is neccesary: Replace some graphics and sounds to complete the other theme. A big work but not too bored. Make a point and buy system for player. That is the only need to be writed from scratch. Adapt the network system to permit two same players in cooperative (if it is not so already). Create new maps, maybe, or not, we can use the already included. Modify the bonus system, not a lot, only adjust some things that only will be buyed. The others things (bonus items) can be free (as is actually the game). Add some new bonuses if like (really I don't claim a big number of bonus). Finally test that and correct some rules and possible bugs. That is all. Please, I don't claim you to do that. The game actually is well done, only I like a game same as what I said above.   [Reply]   Re: A totally new game posted by Ferk @ 80.174.65.39 on Aug 9 2008 7:30 AM   There are already themes to choose from: http://lgames.sourceforge.net/index.php?project=LBreakout2&sub=Themes You should better check out the game deeper.... it looks like you are not very sure even about what does it accomplish   [Reply]

	LBreakout posted by Anonymous @ 220.253.74.38 on Nov 12 2005 5:28 PM
umm guys, beta 3 is the current version!!!! and it was released quite some time ago. It also has issues compiling so fa fa fa!
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Re: LBreakout posted by Anonymous @ 67.51.121.254 on Nov 13 2005 3:27 PM   You do realize that instead of yelling in the comments, you could just click that little "submit an update about this game" link?   [Reply]   Re: LBreakout posted by Sha35 @ 83.67.13.3 on Nov 13 2005 3:29 PM   lbreakout2-2.6beta-4.tar.gz looks like beta 4 to me! lbreakout2-2.5beta-3.dmg looks like the current mac version is beta 3 :P   [Reply]

	0install LBreakout posted by Anonymous @ 80.130.152.130 on Oct 22 2005 5:08 PM
BTW.: If you don't have root access, you can run LBreakout on every Linux system without installation by 0install (all dependencies will be dowloaded automatically and won't overwrite libraries on your system). A 0install interface for LBreakout is available at http://people.freenet.de/LinuxCNC/0install/lbreakout , all you need to start LBreakout *without* installation is the 50kb 0install Python script from http://0install.org/injector.html . Any feedbacks are welcome... ;)
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