SYNOPSIS

       frozen-bubble [OPTION]...



DESCRIPTION

       The  Frozen-Bubble  game is a free software implementation
       of a popular arcade/reflex game. The game mainly	 consists
       of firing randomly chosen bubbles across the board. If the
       shoot ends up having a clump of at least 3 bubbles of  the
       same  color,  they  all pop.  If some bubbles were sticked
       only on the popping clump, they fall.  In  1-player  mode,
       the goal is to pop all the bubbles on the board as quickly
       as possible.  In 2-player mode, you have to get your oppo-
       nent to "die" before you.



OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      show command-line options summary

       -fs, --fullscreen
	      start the game in fullscreen mode

       -ns, --nosound
	      disable music and sound effects

       -nm, --nomusic
	      disable music (but not sound effects)

       -nfx, --nosfx
	      disable sound effects (but not music)

       --playlistDIRECTORY
	      use all files of the given directory as music files
	      and play them

       -sl, --slow_machine
	      use this option if frozen-bubble runs too slowly on
	      your machine

       -vs, --very_slow_machine
	      same as before, if it is not enough

       -so, --solo
	      directly start solo (1p) game, with random levels

       -di, --direct
	      directly start 2p game (don't display menu)

       -cr, --chain_reaction
       Written by Guillaume Cottenceau	<guillaume.cottenceau  at
       free.fr>.  This manual page was originally written by Jos-
       selin Mouette <josselin.mouette at ens-lyon.org>.
       Visit official homepage: http://www.frozen-bubble.org/



SEE ALSO

       frozen-bubble-editor(6)



COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Guillaume Cottenceau.
       This is Free Software; this software is licensed under the
       GPL version 2, as published by the Free	Software  Founda-
       tion.   There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY
       or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.



FB			 February 2, 2003	 FROZEN-BUBBLE(6)

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