Hmmm...well you knew a bad post had to come along sooner or later. :-)

I realize you guys put a lot of work into this, and it is very nice, but I do have a few problems with dizzyball. First of all, nothing seems to be textured except for the ball. Everything else is just kinda bland pastel colors. Is there a reason all that stuff isn''t textured?

Second of all, I get pretty low framespeeds on a celeron 466 overclocked to 525 w/ Geforce 256 DDR. I would think that a machine like this would be more than enough to handle dizzyball for how simple it looks. Other stuff that I run (x-plane for example, or qIII, unreal tournament, etc) runs pretty damn fast at 1024x768x32.

Finally, the controls are very awkward. When you hit a ball, you have basically no idea of how far or where it is going to go, particularly b/c there seem to be invisible barriers way up in the air in certain spots.

Please don''t get me wrong though, it is a cool idea, I just don''t think it is "amazing" as some posters above have postulated. Oh yea, and the only reason i''m posting as "anonymous" is b/c I don''t have an account here. you can send comments/questions/flames directly to:

surfer_11@hotmail.com