Topic by harrylst 2008-08-19 02:22:48

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Can tpa be played by a sighted player? Since me and my brother always wind up playing video games which is unfair to me; maybe we could play tpa?

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Reply by cx2 2008-08-19 08:23:25

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If you mean does TPA have graphics, I'm sorry but I'm afraid it doesn't.

On the other hand if you were to ask "Can TPA be enjoyed by a sighted person" I would have to say yes.

The interface is simple enough that sighted people can see it as a novelty without getting too confused or struggling too much, something Top Speed tends to do to people grin.

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Reply by aaron 2008-08-19 16:11:11

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i believe with practice any audio game can be enjoyed by sited people. ten pin alley is no excepion. i'm not sited, but a friend of mine has played mach 1 before, but i ended up beating him, heheh.

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Reply by cx2 2008-08-19 16:54:22

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Naturally if you can get them to concentrate long enough and put in the time. However Ten Pin Alley doesn't really require any effort from a sighted person to get the hang of, and doesn't really have any of the confusion factor that puts some sighted people off before they have given it enough time.

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