Bounce (video game series)
Bounce is a mobile game series that was published by Nokia. Section::::"Bounce" (2000). In the original "Bounce" game the player controls a red ball through many levels in a 2D side-scrolling game world. It came pre-loaded on many Nokia mobile phones and is considered one of the most well-known Nokia mobile games along with "Snake". The player controls a red ball with the requirements to go through all hoops. The ball can also become big, allowing it to float in water areas (which is coloured blue). Enemies come in the form of static  yellow coloured obstacles (called "candles") as well as spiky blue moving objects (commonly referred to as "spiders" by the game fanbase). Touching an enemy will result in the loss of a life. The Nokia 9210 Communicator (Series 80) from 2000 (released 2001) was the first device to feature the game. Through updated versions it was also pre-loaded on entry-level Series 40 handsets such as Nokia 6610 (2002), and Nokia 2600 (2004). The game had a total of 11 levels. 2 level packs (12-16, 17-21) were available to download for Series 60 and Series 80 (Symbian OS ) Nokia handsets. Different handsets also had different versions of the game, like the 9210 and 7650, which had levels 3 and 4 swapped, moving platforms, and other general changes, the 1280 which had a B&W version of the game, etc. Series. Later Rovio Entertainment teamed up with Nokia to develop new "Bounce" games: There have also been many mods of some of the Bounce games, mainly Bounce Tales. Many unofficial "remakes" of "Bounce" have been created and are available on the Google Play Store or App Store. However, none of these remakes feature levels 12–21, nor are there any remakes  of the Bounce sequels. One of the most iconic "remakes" of "Bounce" is the "Red Ball" series created by Evgeniy Fedoseev and hosted by "King.com" and "Not Doppler". The four-part series (the fourth one being the most popular) of Adobe Flash games also spawned multiple clones, mods, and is well-known among the speedrunning community. Level editor. An unofficial level creator called BouncEdit was created in 2003 which allowed a personalized level to be made. This does not appear to be working in Windows 10 unless the compatibility mode is set to Windows XP. Bounce (video game series) Bounce