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NES Where's Waldo? (USA) in 02:12.5 by Fladdermus.
FCEUX movie (.fm2) (date: 2012-11-09)
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Rating: 2.3 (10.5 votes)
   
- Takes damage to save time
- Genre: Puzzle

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Where's Waldo? is a video game adaptation of the classic puzzle book series of the same name. In it, you need to identify crude, pixelated versions of Waldo amidst enormous crowds, guess blindly where he is in a cave, collect items on a subway track, and finally send him to the moon where he can no longer hide in crowds. Fladdermus accomplishes this in 2:12.71, though the vast majority of that time is spent showing epic cutscenes depicting Waldo's journey.
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Added NES Where's Waldo? (USA) by MESHUGGAH in 02:05.83 (2013-01-30)
- obsoletes NES Where's Waldo? (USA) by Fladdermus in 02:12.5 (2012-11-09)

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