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New PBA Bowling 3D from Concrete Software In Development

by Adam Zeis on 10 Nov 2009 07:43 PM
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[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ]

OpenGL seems to be all the rage now that its out in the open (pun intended), and we got a quick look at Concrete Software's doings with one of their most popular games. PBA Bowling has been around for a while, but with this new technology it will be better than ever. Excelerated graphics and lighting make this game look amazing. It is currently in development with no word of when it will be available. Check out the video for a short (and we do mean short) preview of the game, as well as some technical details that went into the design. You can also pick up the original 2D PBA Bowling for $4.99 in the CrackBerry App Store.

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Posted by swany3313 Tuesday, Nov 10, 2009 824 days ago

first

 
 
Posted by Tws49 Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009 824 days ago

awesome I cant wait

 
 
Posted by grundyman Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009 824 days ago

i have the original , will i get the upgrade free?

 
 
Posted by tmp3150 Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009 824 days ago

At best, the apps are still going to be light years behind what Apples has offered/created for the Iphone.

 
 
Posted by smarkow Thursday, Nov 12, 2009 823 days ago

I just watched 2 minutes of this youtube video. While i'm happy the games seem to be improving....but this looks SO BORING. It seems INCREDIBLY slow and half the time you're just sitting around waiting for the ball to hit the pins. I, for one, will not be getting this game.

 
 
Posted by concsoft Monday, Nov 16, 2009 818 days ago

You are watching a demo - it is not the entire game, just a demo of how good the graphics can look using OpenGL and how smooth it can run. The full game is much more exciting - plus you don't actually wait for the ball to hit the pins, you spin the ball by tilting your BlackBerry device which it is hard to see this in the video.