GravitySensorBallGame
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
This game is a BallGame using gravity sensor.
It operates as balls appear on the square board.
The motion of balls when the board is leaned is simulated.
When starting and the Restart button touched,32 balls appear on the board.
If iPhone and iPodTouch are leaned, according to gravity, 32 balls will move and it will collide with an obstacle.
A point can be acquired if a ball is moved to the black circle which is around central.
The grade of restitution can be set up by slider of Young Modulu and . the length of the rectangular four quarters is decided by four buttons.
A point when a ball is put in becomes large, so that Young's modulus is high and the length of the rectangular four quarters is short.
The sum total of point is divided by lapsed second time. The more time to put in all 32 balls is short, the more a gaining point increases.
It operates as balls appear on the square board.
The motion of balls when the board is leaned is simulated.
When starting and the Restart button touched,32 balls appear on the board.
If iPhone and iPodTouch are leaned, according to gravity, 32 balls will move and it will collide with an obstacle.
A point can be acquired if a ball is moved to the black circle which is around central.
The grade of restitution can be set up by slider of Young Modulu and . the length of the rectangular four quarters is decided by four buttons.
A point when a ball is put in becomes large, so that Young's modulus is high and the length of the rectangular four quarters is short.
The sum total of point is divided by lapsed second time. The more time to put in all 32 balls is short, the more a gaining point increases.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 508.62 KB of space to download and install GravitySensorBallGame app. GravitySensorBallGame is available on iTunes for $1.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of kip Nobuyuki Yasuda at http://akibasoft.web6.jp.
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