Sentences with phrase «paddling balls at»

Not exact matches

The ball jumps off the paddle at up to 60 miles an hour and can spin as fast as 9,000 revolutions per minute.

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At this iconic choice of Kauai resorts you can play tennis or paddle ball, swim in an oceanfront pool and pick fresh fruit from the trees.

Facilities at the Miramar Hotel include restaurant, bar and pool bar, outdoor swimming pool, sporting facilities such as paddle ball court, table tennis and mini golf, as well as Jacuzzi and sauna.

Both paddles head for the spot the ball's going for, and smash into each other, trying to knock each other away and get into position until one paddle hits the ball, at which point both paddles speed away to do it again in a few seconds.

In short, you control a paddle at the bottom of the screen and must repeatedly bounce a ball against blocks until they are all eliminated.

You keep them in the air via your paddle and after a while it becomes quite tricky to play as you try to manage several balls at once.

Call it what you will: Breakout, Arkanoid, Brick Breaker, Alleyway... no matter the name, video games in which players use a paddle to deflect a ball at destructible blocks / bricks have been with us for decades, but the brick breaking genre continues to evolve alongside more detailed genres such as platforming and fighting.

If the player moves the paddle in the opposite direction of the ball as it makes contact, the ball will travel in the same direction of the paddle at a 15 degree angle.

You've got a paddle to slide horizontally across the bottom of the screen, and a ball to deflect back upward at bricks in an attempt to clear the whole screen.

Arkanoid is an update of the early ball and paddle video games — and specifically of Atari's 1978 classic, Super Breakout — in which the player takes control of a paddle at the bottom of the screen and must use it to deflect a ball into rows of bricks at the top of the screen, thus destroying them and, eventually, clearing the screen to progress to the next level.

You control a paddle at the bottom of the screen, and your goal is to destroy a wall of bricks by deflecting a bouncing ball.