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license.txt | 2015-05-14 |
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maypac.py | 2015-05-14 |
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This is just like a parody of the Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquaio Battle for Greatness boxing fight. So, no this is not a PyGame version of the Punch-Out video game. It's like an editorial cartoon game.
In this game, you play Mayweather and your objective is to run away from Manny and take the cash. Whoever gets the highest points is the winner.
https://github.com/myraspijournal/maypac_punch_out
You need an installation of Python and PyGame to run this game.
No installation needed. On Windows just download the source code and unzip it somewhere. To run the game, open the game folder (use the Windows source code inside the windows folder) that you extracted and double click on the maypac.py file.
On Linux, you can simply open up a terminal, go to the directory where you downloaded the source code, change into that directory and then run python:
$ python maypac.py
I have used mixed free and copyrighted music and sound files for the game so to download go to this link right here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5ynglesgg96f1if/AADTluzfutSsIZrY39GoFMQDa?dl=0
To enable sound open the maypac.py file with any text editor and uncomment the following lines by removing the hash signs:
#sounds = ['bout-theme.ogg', 'Mario-coin-
sound.ogg', 'clinch.ogg', 'bell.ogg']
#music, coin, clinch, bell = loadSFXList(sounds)
#music.play(-1)
...
#coin.play()
...
#clinch.play()
...
#bell.play()