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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : New CMM2 Game: Boing'n'Pop!

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joker

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Joined: 06/02/2024
Location: Germany
Posts: 38
Posted: 12:57pm 03 Jan 2026
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Hello Friends,
I did it again! Another CMM2 game has been published: Boing'n'Pop!


This time it is something completely different. Instead of shooting at something, you need your motion skills to collect fruit. It heavily uses the acceleration sensors in the Nunchuk and is more difficult than you think.  

To get an impression of the game, please visit my new CMM2 Games Repository front end

Matthias' CMM2 Games Repository
or you jump directly to the Boing'n'Pop! page

Have a nice time
 Matthias
 
PilotPirx

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Joined: 03/11/2020
Location: Germany
Posts: 109
Posted: 06:53pm 04 Jan 2026
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Hi Matthias,

great game. Works fine with my Nunchuk. But not easy to play.
Why do we have only 3 positions (left, middle, right) for the paddle and not a moving one?  Well done, just like your other games. Are you a programmer by profession?

BR,
Peter
 
joker

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Posted: 04:53pm 07 Jan 2026
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  PilotPirx said  Hi Matthias,

great game. Works fine with my Nunchuk. But not easy to play.
Why do we have only 3 positions (left, middle, right) for the paddle and not a moving one?  Well done, just like your other games. Are you a programmer by profession?

BR,
Peter


Dear Peter,
No, programming is my hobby and I do this for fun ever since I bought my first C64 in 1983.

I bought the CMM2 to learn about the ARM processor but then I discovered the really powerfull basic. And gere we are.  

What do you mean with three positions?

The Nunchuk joystick is an analog one and you should be able to move the racket to any horizontal position. The chinese replicas have a very strong center, which makes it difficult to have smooth control around the center position. I have this issue at least with my Nunchuk. Original Nintendo Nunchuks don't have this behavior and are better to control.

Best Regards
 Matthias
 
PeteCotton

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Joined: 13/08/2020
Location: Canada
Posts: 593
Posted: 06:04pm 08 Jan 2026
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Great job Matthias!  
 
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