boogaloopers
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| Author: | Stick Man Games |
| Publisher: | Monkey Byte |
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You, the boogalooper, must clear the screen of the boogas, an odd mix of items that range from things that look like cyber-molecules to asteroids and space ships. But here's the twist: you don't shoot them down. The idea is to loop around them and create a circle of energy. Once the circle is closed, the items inside disappear. The more items you enclose at once, the more points you get. Points increase your armor status while collisions against the boogas decrease it. At first this is no problem, but on later stages where the boogas swarm all over the screen, things get interesting to say at least.
This is version 1.2. After Stick Man Games folded, a company called Monkey Byte re-released the game as boogaloopers 2.0, which seems to be identical to 1.2.
Another title from Stick Man Games is Sentinels of Ceth.
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC
Minimun system requirements:
- PowerPC 601 processor at 60 MHz
- Mac OS 7.5.3
- QuickTime 2.5
- 4 MB of free RAM
- 3 MB of free disk space
Comments
I no longer have the crack for boogaloopers... but I fear the differences between the two apps (PC and Mac) would be too great, and the same hack could not be reapplied
A pretty decent remake of the old (and extremely rare) Atari coin-operated game Quantum.
IT IS A VIRUS - either that, or the keygen just likes deleting itself! Still no keygen/serial for Boogaloopers then
PS. For the very adventurous Mac user, who also has a PC, you could try it too...Cheers.
I have found what *LOOKS LIKE* a legit keygen for Boogaloopers 1.2 (PC).
I will generate a list of serials, and try them on my iBook. Fingers crossed!!!!
Time to pull out the debugger?
Bump - there is *NO* serial number available for the Mac version, it has to be a world first - I will keep looking.
There is a Boogaloopers 1.2 crack for the PC version - If the cfg files are the same, I will have a look and see if I can "reverse engineer" the serial number...