MacBrickout 4.1

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The object of MacBrickout is to use a ball and a paddle to bash all of the bricks out of a wall. When all the bricks are gone, you complete a level. Advance through all of the levels to win the game. Along the way, catch falling capsules to gain--or possibly lose--special powers. Watch out! Evil bubbles can deflect the ball and possibly foil your efforts. Features include 256-color graphics, 3D sprites, support for Gravis joysticks, and smooth animation and movement. Version 4.1 fixes several bugs as well as adding new levels, bonus items, and more. Registration for MacBrickout is $25.

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MacBrickout 4.1

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