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Pigs on Head
Videlectrix
January 31, 2004
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Indie, ArcadeDevelopers
VidelectrixRelease Date
January 31, 2004 (21 years and 5 months ago)Publishers
VidelectrixFranchises
Homestar Runner
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Pigs on Head is a game made by Videlectrix. In both modes of the game, the object is to catch the pigs on Pageboy's head and give them to either Hank or Frank. If Pageboy fails to catch a pig, it's destroyed and Pageboy loses a life. Lose all three, and the game is over. Pageboy can only carry 10 pigs on his head at one time. In Mode A, you control all three characters at once. In Mode B, Hank and Frank move up and down the ladders in a predetermined pattern (when Hank goes up, Frank goes down and vice-versa). The number of points you earn for dropping off pigs is directly related to the number of rungs up Hank/Frank are on the ladder. Therefore, the bottom rung (or one pig on head) is worth 1 point, while the top rung is worth 10.
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