Welcome to Bubble Trouble, in which cutthroat fishies are playing hardball in a squabble over some very wet turf. Think of it as splatball for insufferably cute seafaring critters. Bubble Trouble's world is filled with lusciously-drawn cartoony critters who give that cranky crab from "The Little Mermaid" a run for his money. An otherwise peaceful fish bowl has been filled with bubbles that are being tossed around in an enthralling game of "Squish the Fish"

Bubble Trouble requires a Macintosh running OS 8.6 to OS 9.6 with a 256 color screen, 13" or greater. Bubble Trouble X was released in May of 2002 and is compatible with OS X 10.2 to OS X 10.4.2. This document covers the Classic version of Bubble Trouble.

Bubble Trouble was written by Alex Metcalf and David Wareing. Bubble Trouble is published by Ambrosia Software, Inc.

We are a web-based company and the latest version of Bubble Trouble is available for download on our website. You can also get all of our products on a single DVD. The Ambrosia DVD contains unregistered versions of all of our games and utilities. You can order this DVD from our web site at http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/Ware/ or you can call our order line 1.800.231.1816 (NOTE: This line is for placing orders only. They will not be able to answer technical questions, or retrieve lost codes.

Ambrosia offers software on a "try before you buy basis." Supporting us by registering our products -- assuming you like them -- is the only way you can ensure that we will continue to produce more high quality software. Beyond that, you will receive a License Code that removes the shareware notices and personalizes Bubble Trouble with your name, giving you a legal copy of Bubble Trouble on your Macintosh.

We consider Bubble Trouble a finished product. We have no plans to update Bubble Trouble at this time. However, Bubble Trouble X was released in May of 2002. Check it out: http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/bt/

The game itself was created by Alex Metcalf and David Wareing. The interface, title design and spritework was done by Marcus Conge with additional spritework created by Alex Wareing and Dave Wareing. The music was created by Antoine Rosset.

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Form a narrow corridor with bubbles and get the baddies to go in. Then, kill 'em and look for a nice multiplier at the next level. Take advantage of the weapons at hand. Use the purple rubber bubbles when you see a lot of baddies around your area and when there is a nice path for the bubble to bounce. Hopefully the path will be the screen's width. The purple rubber bubble's double bounce will take out a lot of baddies. The same goes for dynamite bubbles.

In November of 2004, Bubble Trouble X was released for OS X. Bubble Trouble is still available for machines not running OS X.

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Fish, eels, and other bad guys are worth 200 points each, unless you squish them before they hatch from their bubble, then they're worth only 50 points.

Your computer is running one Operating System which has to run another Operating System, which is running a game. OS X evolves further and further from the Classic OS, it's getting that much more difficult to emulate the old System on top of the new System. The only real workaround is to boot into OS 9 if possible. If you boot your machine into OS X, then you should play Bubble Trouble X. Go to http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/apeironx

Bubble Trouble uses the caps lock key for pausing the game; simply depress the caps lock key and you'll be able to continue playing Bubble Trouble.

Go to the Bubble Trouble folder and select the application icon by clicking on it one time, then go to the File menu to Get Info. If it is any version prior to 1.0.2, go to http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/bt/ and download the latest version. Before launching the update, throw out the preferences for Bubble Trouble. Go to your System/Preferences folder and drag the Bubble Trouble Preferences file to the trash. Then launch the game.

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The solution I use in performance took me 2 years to perfect and is indeed a guarded secret (just try and get past my cat!) In fact, I use three variations on my formula to have consistency with different tricks. Since you do not need your bubbles to perform "on cue" I offer very good solutions for people to try at home or school. Check out the simple recipes and helpful hints on my "secret solutions" page.

Hint: Try comparing bubbles to rainbows, is it the same effect? Experiment with a prism and bubbles side by side.

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Most small air bubbles will come out over time as the sun heats the vinyl. Vinyl shrinks and contracts with weather changes and most small air bubbles will dissipate over time. If a larger air bubble occurs you can prick the middle of the bubble with a pin and push the air towards the middle where the pin hole is located. Be careful and push the air equally from all sides so that you do not pinch or roll the vinyl over in the process.

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