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NES Pipe Dream (USA) in 03:57.53 by Andrew Crites (aka. Explosion Pills).
Download FCEU movie (.fcm) (date: 2008-06-26)
Download AVI file via BitTorrent (size: 4 MB, length: 03:59)
Read author's comments in submission #1996
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Rating: 6.2 (17 votes)
- Aims for fastest time
- Genre: Puzzle
Pipe Dream is a game about keeping unsolidified jello in tubes long enough for it to solidify. More or less.

In this movie, Explosion Pills places pipes faster than a plumber on fifteen cups of coffee and only goes as far as absolutely required to contain the goo.

Unfortunately, the annoying music played though most of the game is the "turbo mode" music, and since turbo mode makes the goo flow faster, it can't be ignored in a run that aims for fastest time. It's a good idea to just turn off sound while watching this movie.

This movie stops after playing though all stages once. After that, they repeat endlessly, not unlike Elevator Action and Circus Charlie, among others.

On June 28, 2008, the AVI was replaced with one that did not have a video/audio desync.