Now, nothing makes you better at these kind of games than practice, but there are quite a few things you should remember. First of all, check the tips for this game, as there are two very good “cheats” there, although the radar isn’t as useful as a free bonus life.
~People new to Jump to Next Pillar games~
When playing Bouncy Supreme, the first few rounds you get a laser. Experiment with different angles and powers, and see where exactly you land on the screen. Do this for a few minutes until you get the hang of where you will land based on where you put the laser. I normally do this each day before I start playing to get my accuracy better. This may sound pointless, but it will help you aim your shots later when the game actually starts getting harder. Once you are comfortable with how that works, start a new game, and get to the first level with coins where it takes away your laser. Try to make the jump, if you mess up, I suggest you start over as the laser levels are near impossible to miss on (I actually missed once while I wasn’t paying attention, but I have since got my act together) You might want to start over if you screw up on the first 10 jumps if you are patient, and want to earn lots of neopoints. If you don’t really care, play as you want.
~People who have played Jump to Next Pillar Games~
If you are good at these kinds of games this one should be no problems for you. If you arn’t, I suggest you read to above section as it is good for practice. This game has coins, that most do not have, which will extend your time if you get all of them. You don’t really have to worry about it much, unless you are down to very few seconds. I have never had a problem with it, but if you like to aim yourself at 100% power, and then just modify the angle, it might give you problems. Only collecting all the coins will give you bonus time. To my knowledge, there is no maximum amount of time you can have.
~Extras~
When I am aiming, I like to aim to get all the coins. You normally get them all when placing your aim in relation to the first coin (if it is a downward jump) or the second coin (if it is an upward jump) this is just personal experience, and it may have something to do with the way I aim. I normally place it just before, or just after the coin depending on if it is a short or long jump. If you are feeling discouraged, take a break. A lot of the Neopet games make you feel like you have to make loads of neopoints, but you really don’t.
~Still having troubles?~
If you are still having troubles you can practice at some other gaming sites, such at AOL, Shockwave, Etc. It shouldn’t be hard to find these types of games. These might be a good way to practice as they don’t have time limits, and you can really concentrate on your shots. This might also mess you up though, as the aiming might be different from Bouny Supreme.
~Special Thanks~
I’d like to thank all my friends on Neopets for helping me when I’ve been down. I’d like to thank Pink Poogle Toy for hosting this guide. I’d like to thank my real friends for telling me about Neopets a long time ago. I hope this guide has helped you, and feedback is always appreciated.
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