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11/09/09
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I eventually figured it out, but the game is kinda lame tbh.
Your pretty much tied to your chance of winning depending on the colour n direction of the blocks, and even if you stack 4, you do it the wrong way it adds it as a kill block thing. which kinda sucks.
So cool he's trying some skew on the old Tetris formula but he's no Pajitnov, and lame game is lame. #timewaster
11/07/09
And what kill blocks are referring to? The rainbow blocks, or the black ones with skulls? Cause the black ones you only get if you miss the board, and the rainbow are nothing but beneficial. #timewaster
11/07/09
And yeah, I mean the skull ones. It's a bit annoying that they get randomly placed on the board.
And your first block is pre-determined, cos theres only one place you can put it.
Its a good idea, but needs a fair bit of playability tweaking before its a workable game. #timewaster
11/09/09
You fail to connect a block and you get penalized with a skull block. The block always falls from the direction of the block you failed to connect. It's quite simple, actually. #timewaster
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Also, does the Master System II really count as a different system? I guess it didn't have the card slot but...
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Wonderswan was never released outside of Japan. Good for imports though.
11/30/08
But some of these seem to go against its own rules. Master System II? Really? If that was counted, then why not the NES Model 2, the Super NES Model 2, the PSone, the PStwo, etc?
Xavix, the Atari FlashBacks, and HyperScan? Are you kidding me?!
According to Wikipedia, the Amiga CD32 wasn't released in America (only the UK and Canada).
Never even ehard of Supervsion... But I guess it was sold in America (seeing it was used as prizes on Legends of the Hidden Temple and Price is Right)...
Mega Duck/Cougar Boy... talk about obscure!
I think something more notable than these oddities is the Pokémon mini... It was a cartridge based system that Nintendo sold exclusively through its Pokémon Center stores (the US one is now part of the Nintendo World Store).
11/30/08
I managed to get all, with help. woot!
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There's no honor in cheating. ;P
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but there's honor in knowing.
11/30/08
But if you had to look it up, then you didn't really know it, did you? My answers all came from pure memory.
@xot:
I had no clue there were Amiga dealerships...
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*revokes gamer card*
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And it's missing a few, including the Coleco Gemini that's sitting in my closet.
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