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bubble game from 10 years ago or so

13 years ago

Sorry to post such a trivial question, but this is driving me crazy! I used to have several years ago a game on my computer where colored balls would fall from the top of the screen screen and gather on the bottom. When there were two or more of the same color together, you could pop them. It was accompanied by music that was very relaxing. If I remember correctly, you used your mouse to pop the bubbles before they spilled over the edge. I cannot remember the name of the game. You could purchase it for about ten or twenty dollars. I cannot find it anywhere in game apps. Does anyone remember what it was called and where I can purchase it?

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zep516
13 years ago
Anything at the link provided,

Joe

Here is a link that might be useful: bubblegame.
quiltgirl
Original Author
13 years ago
No, that is not the one. This one had large balls dropping from the top of the screen so you would only have maybe 6 or 8 across the width of the screen. It was accompanied by music. They were more the size of beach balls. Thanks though!
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emma
13 years ago
I googled big bubble game and came up with this. Hope it is what you are looking for.

Here is a link that might be useful: Big Bubble Game
not2bright
13 years ago
I'm going from memory here, but I think Pogo had (or has ?) a version of it called Poppit. ??
sugar_fl
13 years ago
POPIT is the name I was thinking too..Like U said on POGO.
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quiltgirl
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks, but none of the above are the one which I had. This is a really old one that you could purchase at the store and put on your computer. If you did not pop the balls fast enough, they would spill over the top of the sides of the container and the game would end. It was the music that was so addicting. Wish I could remember the name of it so I can quit obsessing!

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