34: Spitballĭescription: A ball that makes a weird spitting noise before reaching the plate.

Also, the quarters are only one minute, so what even is the point? I would have substituted super punt for something that involves super kicking so that it could have been used for field goals.

First of all, this is a power-up for a punt? WHO THE HELL PUNTS IN BACKYARD FOOTBALL?! It's not even an effective move if you already have a good kicker. Why it's ranked where it is: This is easily the weakest and wackest of all of the power-ups. 35: Super Puntĭescription: It’s like a punt. I’m not adding Backyard Skateboarding, either. If there is a power-up I’m forgetting, or if I get my hands on Backyard Hockey, I will update the list accordingly. I went back to all the games I could find to analyze and rank each power-up because, hey, why not?ĭISCLAIMERS: I’m sorry that Backyard Hockey power-ups couldn’t make the list. For information on how to add games to ScummVM see the documentation.Today, I’m here to talk about the power-ups! The extra element that reflects on just how fun and goofy the games were. For other games see the Where to get the games page on our wiki. Some games are available for free on our Game downloads page. To play one of the game listed on this page you will need to have your own copy of the game and add it to ScummVM. Note: ScummVM does not include any games. You can also see the Compatibility chart for these releases: The status of these can be found on the Development Compatibility chart. We attempt to test many versions of games, however there are occasionally problems with other languages.Ĭlick on the game name to view the complete notes of a game.Īlso, this is the compatibility of the 1.4.1 stable release, not of current repository/daily builds. Please note this list applies to the English versions of games. This page lists the progress of ScummVM as it relates to individual game compatibility.

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