When PopCap updated Peggle a while ago, to enable the in-app purchase of Peggle Nights, they also set an "ace" score for each level in the original Peggle. This means that for every level, there are two rosettes available - one for clearing all pegs (the "100%" rosette) and one for scoring more than the defined score (the "ACE" rosette).
I've got a fair few of these already. Of course, getting 100% on a level can give you a huge bonus, which often takes you over the ace score anyway. It being a year since Owen's death, and with Peggle being one of his favourite games (and appearing on his 100 best games list), I decided to try to fully complete a few more levels.
I managed three. I no longer want to play Peggle, ever again. I want to shout and scream at whoever designed the level with the two wavy lines down the side, at which it is impossible to get 100% because the ball just bounces all over the place and you can never control it enough to hit the correct pegs.
Next year I'll play Mr Driller.
I've got a fair few of these already. Of course, getting 100% on a level can give you a huge bonus, which often takes you over the ace score anyway. It being a year since Owen's death, and with Peggle being one of his favourite games (and appearing on his 100 best games list), I decided to try to fully complete a few more levels.
I managed three. I no longer want to play Peggle, ever again. I want to shout and scream at whoever designed the level with the two wavy lines down the side, at which it is impossible to get 100% because the ball just bounces all over the place and you can never control it enough to hit the correct pegs.
Next year I'll play Mr Driller.
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