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slows Tux down when the speedometer turns yellow. Tux can slide off slopes or charge his jumps to temporarily launch into midair, during which he can flap his flippers to fly farther and adjust his direction left or right. The player can also reset the penguin should he be stuck in any part of the course.
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introduces new content. Besides Tux, players can select one of three other characters to race as: Samuel the seal, Boris the polar bear, and Neva the penguin. Some courses contain jump and speed pads as power-ups, and players can perform tricks in midair to receive points. They can participate in
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across a mountainside. Tux can turn left, right, brake, jump, and paddle, and flap his wings. If the player presses the brakes and turn buttons, Tux will perform a tight turn. Pressing the paddling buttons on the ground gives Tux some additional speed. The paddling stops giving speed and in turn
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was well-received, with the latest version seeing over one million downloads as of
October 2001 since its release in January, according to Sunspire Studios. It was a favorite among Linux users, who often ranked it as the best or one of the best free games. In August 2000, Lee Anderson of
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December 1999, Patry, fine arts students Rick Knowles and Mark Riddell, and computer graphics students Patrick Gilhuly, Eric Hall, and Rob Kroeger announced the foundation of the company Sunspire Studios to develop a video game project. Patry stated the game would have a
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look "tame" in comparison. Fine arts undergraduate classmate Roger
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1169:"Top 10 Linux games for the holidays"
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1167:Anderson, Lee (December 20, 2000).
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1520:. December 2005. pp. 107–108.
1034:. Sunspire Studios. Archived from
980:. Sunspire Studios. Archived from
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1433:"Indoor Fun for the Summer!".
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1485:"本日到着！DEMO & PATCH"
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1309:. Belltown Media, Inc.
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