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I was entertained throughout. Yes vote to the first to-be-published ColecoVision run!
It looks like Syobon Action/Cat Mario was inspired by the Figurit's Revenge level in this game.
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Didn't you? I thought you replaced the submission with one that entertained more during waiting periods and was also on the hardest difficulty:
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Nach: Replacing submission with an improvement on hardest difficulty from the author.
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On the all Vault movies page, I can see the publication text I wrote for this movie when I'm logged in, but when I'm logged out, the text still has the TODO it had before I decided to update it. Whether I'm logged in or not, my publication text is still there on the main publication page. I'm at school, on a Mac, using Safari, if that helps.
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You're free to try it. Find out what manipulates the AI, and try to do it in the shortest time possible, then run through all the minigames. I assume there's a minigame mode where you can play all the minigames you want, so you could go to each one of those. Who knows? It's based on a fairly popular YouTube video (a few million views, I think), and people might find it entertaining and funny enough to get it published as a Moon movie.
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Something like "Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? is an educational game created by Brøderbund and ported to the NES by Konami, and is about finding clues and collecting warrants to capture Carmen Sandiego and her henchmen. The game focuses on geography and history as you go to each time period, find the clues and arrest the crooks."
Nearly every other run's publication text has something like this as the opening paragraph. Why shouldn't this one?
There is no war within the walls.
I don't know many conspiracy theories, but the 9/11 ones are pretty interesting. I don't believe them, but they bring up some interesting questions. Why did Bush keep reading to those kids instead of protecting the country?
