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On The Ball (SNES) Gameplay

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Uploaded on Dec 2, 2006

1st Stage, Beginner mode. This is a really old game that wasn't very popular yet it was incredibly fun. The basic principle is you have to guide your ball from the start to goal by rotating the map, also you need to avoid obstacles on the way down or you lose time.

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  • Nintendough

    Welcome to Mode 7.

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  • 5ivepdx

    YET TO BE SEEN TRY IT.

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  • utoobepee

    Arcade version is actually better.

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  • Ofensivo por Natureza

    Man! I was looking for this game for ages! THANKS!

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  • Chris3836

    Anyone dizzy? o.0

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  • BLEAHGames124365

    Well actually, this used one stationary background that rotated smoothly, whereas Sonic 1's special stage used separate sprites for each angle of the rotation, this made the rotation less smooth and more rigid than on the SNES.

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  • Kjarsun

    I believe what you are talking about is the game Marble Madness.

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  • Kjarsun

    (sunlightblessing) I believe it was a game called Marble Madness for the NES.

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  • sunlightblessing

    alright , is there another game like this ? i remember playing one where its on some tiles and you can't fall off the edges and you have to navigate , and it was for NES .

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  • Skepdisc

    Mode 7 is the 8th (because they're numbered 0-7) mode for background layer manipulation. It defines a single, scalable, rotatable layer. I'm pretty confident that's what we're seeing here, but would certainly welcome correction. Super Mario Kart & F-Zero used mode 7 to make it appear as though your vehicle was racing through turns even though it actually was fixed in place while the track moved around you. For it's time, it was a pretty cool effect/illusion I think.

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