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Yep. That's a recreated 16-bit studio version. And there's a bunch more waiting for you over here!
Sidewinder strikes the 20th anniversary of DX-Ball 2 with an epic EP featuring 4 brand new recreated remasters of the game’s title screen songs and the high score theme!
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPayv27Aqus)
The classic DX-Ball by Michael P. Welch. Busting bricks since 1996.
What does the ‘DX’ in ‘DX-Ball’ mean?
The ‘DX’ in ‘DX-Ball’ is a reference to DirectX—a set of application programming interfaces from Microsoft to handle multimedia related operations. The original DX-Ball is a 100% DirectX game, meaning it only relies on DirectX components to run.
DX-Ball (1996)
Title screen, first level, and high score entry screen
Highlights from the board-set Coveting the Grail by Wendy McNally, as featured in Board Pack 2!
