The latter releases (including unofficial ones) offer even more new features (read the Version history for more information).Screen modes can be switched during playing (by default by pressing +´ keys, next to backspace in many keyboards), there are five different ones.
New settings, such as displaying high details, object and menu animations you're also able to configure sounds inside the game.Possibility to configure controls as you want.Replay length limit is increased from 4 minutes to 5 minutes.STATE.DAT is updated right after you make a new time or setting change, so there's no need to restart the game after you make a new best time.The best times in external levels are now stored.The bike is more elastic, so where you probably survive a high drop in Across, you would die in Elma.The horizontal positions of the bike and the head in Elma are the same as in Across, but mirrored (picture).The head is in a two pixel higher position (clarifying picture).As in Across, you can also save replays of your drives in Elma. In case you run out of ideas, you can always enter the web and download thousands of new levels designed by other fans of the game. In the retail version you can make almost any kinds of levels and as many as you want. However, the use of it is limited in the shareware version. The game has a very easy-to-use level editor. level can't be finished, although it contains a web address to where to download more levels). The registered version has 54+1 levels (the 55. The shareware version game contains 18+1 levels, or tracks if you prefer (the last level contains information about how to register the game and cannot be finished).
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