Jumping Pop (Nics, Korean hack of Plump Pop)
Nics • 1992


Jumping Pop is a two-player ball and paddle game released by Nics in 1992. Inspired by the earlier title Plump Pop, this arcade game challenges players to work cooperatively – or competitively – using paddles to manipulate a bouncing ball across the screen. The objective involves strategically guiding the ball to hit targets positioned throughout the playfield, aiming for high scores and clearing each stage. Gameplay centers on precise paddle control and timing as the ball’s trajectory can be unpredictable. Players must coordinate their movements to bounce the ball off their paddles in the correct direction, hitting all of the designated points before time runs out or the ball escapes the playing area. The game presents a fast-paced challenge requiring reflexes and teamwork, offering a simple yet engaging experience for two players simultaneously.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Nics
- Year
- 1992
- Players
- 2
- Genre
- Ball & Paddle / Jump and Touch
- Display
- raster
- Emulation status
- imperfect
- Release type
- Unofficial (bootleg/hack)
- MAME ID
- jpopnics
Machine data derived from the MAME project.