Justin Beiber Presents: Justin Beiber in, Justin Beiber-Ball starring Justin Beiber: Mad Swag edition
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DISCLAIMER: Justin Beiber did not actually endorse this game. That would be cool but he's a douche.
Due to technical difficulties, and the fact that it's obnoxious, you can't actually play it :`(. See my journal for more info.
Here's how it works: You have a ping-pong ball on an inclined table. It's kind of like pinball except instead of flippers, you control a spinning paddle to keep the ball in play as long as possible, and try to get past Justin Beiber's bodyguards. But you only have one ball! (Because the game is kind of easy and lasts just the right amount of time with one ball)
I added Beiber and the bodyguards to the playfield a few hours after the jam end. I didn't spend as long as I spent mucking about with a bad hard drive (see journal) so I don't feel too guilty about doing this, but you can rate me down if you want.
Tools used:
R/C car
ATX power supply
Three 6' tables
Foam core
hot glue
paper
packing tape
full-sheet label paper
springs from bic pens
Due to technical difficulties, and the fact that it's obnoxious, you can't actually play it :`(. See my journal for more info.
Here's how it works: You have a ping-pong ball on an inclined table. It's kind of like pinball except instead of flippers, you control a spinning paddle to keep the ball in play as long as possible, and try to get past Justin Beiber's bodyguards. But you only have one ball! (Because the game is kind of easy and lasts just the right amount of time with one ball)
I added Beiber and the bodyguards to the playfield a few hours after the jam end. I didn't spend as long as I spent mucking about with a bad hard drive (see journal) so I don't feel too guilty about doing this, but you can rate me down if you want.
Tools used:
R/C car
ATX power supply
Three 6' tables
Foam core
hot glue
paper
packing tape
full-sheet label paper
springs from bic pens