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NES FAQ Completion Project, Part 3
From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 2/15/2006 2:41:42 PM | Message Detail
Tigresa, mind letting me take a look at the Fighting Golf FAQ? I'm curious what netted you a LoC rejection for it.
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From: DJ Tigresa
| Posted: 2/16/2006 12:48:09 AM | Message Detail
NES Completion Project/SNK Flashback
Author: DJ Tigresa and MC Pantera
Email: djtigresa@classicgaming.com and MC Pantera
Our websites: http://www.classicgaming.com/donkeykong,
http://www.forumplanet.com/classicgaming/donkeykong,
http://www.forumplanet.com/planetnintendo/goldensun
http://www.vgmuseum.com
Contact info:
VXplosive(AIM - Tigresa), Kab00m2k4 (AIM - Pantera), djtigerbabe@hotmail.com
(MSN –Tigresa), and blackpantherbabe@hotmail.com (MSN-Pantera).
Disclaimer: This FAQ/Movelist is the copyright of Tigresa and
Pantera Steel. If you want to use this FAQ on any of your sites, give
us a ring-a-ding-ding on our email addresses or at our forums.
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Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf
Capcom (c)1988
No. of Players: 2
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Introduction
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If you’re ready to play with the big boys (or be one of the big boys), limber
up your swinging finger for Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf! The game allows up to
four players to be Lee Trevino (“Super Mex”), Pretty Amy, Big Jumbo (the long
ball hitter), or Miracle Chosuke (perfecter of the “reverse miracle putt”).
Play is on a tough U.S. course or a water, hazard-filled Japanese course.
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General Info
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Other than putting, it takes three presses of the A but ton to complete a
stroke: one to start it, one to finish the backswing, and one to complete the
follow-through. If you time the follow-through correctly, you can also draw or
fade the ball. By pressing up or down on the control pad while swinging, you
can hit the ball high or keep it low to the ground.
What we find amazing about this game is that, just like in real life, We shoot
triple bogeys and three-putt half the greens. Our unusual swing and lack of
direction seem to curse us here, too.
Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf offers an impressive feature list. Up to four
players can play a U.S. or Japanese course, standard or Nassau game. There are
four playing styles to choose from, each represented by a different golfer. If
you care to take a few swings before going out, there’s even a practice tee.
Club selection is fairly complete. Notably, only the 2-wood and iron are
omitted—in favor of the 1-iron.
In addition to choosing clubs and direction, players can play draw and fade
shots, hit high or low, and apply back spin. While choosing a direction,
players can view the immediate area, the entire hole, or take a peek at the
green. The NES automatically recommends a club and direction for each shot.
On the down side, proper club choice seems to be based on distance, rather than
on the ball’s lie. For example, the computer-generated player is somehow able
to play a driver from the rough. (You think maybe he has a tee in his pocket?
We haven’t caught anyone improving a lie with his foot yet, but we’re keeping
our eyes open.)
Author: DJ Tigresa and MC Pantera
Email: djtigresa@classicgaming.com and MC Pantera
Our websites: http://www.classicgaming.com/donkeykong,
http://www.forumplanet.com/classicgaming/donkeykong,
http://www.forumplanet.com/planetnintendo/goldensun
http://www.vgmuseum.com
Contact info:
VXplosive(AIM - Tigresa), Kab00m2k4 (AIM - Pantera), djtigerbabe@hotmail.com
(MSN –Tigresa), and blackpantherbabe@hotmail.com (MSN-Pantera).
Disclaimer: This FAQ/Movelist is the copyright of Tigresa and
Pantera Steel. If you want to use this FAQ on any of your sites, give
us a ring-a-ding-ding on our email addresses or at our forums.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf
Capcom (c)1988
No. of Players: 2
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Introduction
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
If you’re ready to play with the big boys (or be one of the big boys), limber
up your swinging finger for Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf! The game allows up to
four players to be Lee Trevino (“Super Mex”), Pretty Amy, Big Jumbo (the long
ball hitter), or Miracle Chosuke (perfecter of the “reverse miracle putt”).
Play is on a tough U.S. course or a water, hazard-filled Japanese course.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
General Info
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Other than putting, it takes three presses of the A but ton to complete a
stroke: one to start it, one to finish the backswing, and one to complete the
follow-through. If you time the follow-through correctly, you can also draw or
fade the ball. By pressing up or down on the control pad while swinging, you
can hit the ball high or keep it low to the ground.
What we find amazing about this game is that, just like in real life, We shoot
triple bogeys and three-putt half the greens. Our unusual swing and lack of
direction seem to curse us here, too.
Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf offers an impressive feature list. Up to four
players can play a U.S. or Japanese course, standard or Nassau game. There are
four playing styles to choose from, each represented by a different golfer. If
you care to take a few swings before going out, there’s even a practice tee.
Club selection is fairly complete. Notably, only the 2-wood and iron are
omitted—in favor of the 1-iron.
In addition to choosing clubs and direction, players can play draw and fade
shots, hit high or low, and apply back spin. While choosing a direction,
players can view the immediate area, the entire hole, or take a peek at the
green. The NES automatically recommends a club and direction for each shot.
On the down side, proper club choice seems to be based on distance, rather than
on the ball’s lie. For example, the computer-generated player is somehow able
to play a driver from the rough. (You think maybe he has a tee in his pocket?
We haven’t caught anyone improving a lie with his foot yet, but we’re keeping
our eyes open.)
From: DJ Tigresa
| Posted: 2/16/2006 12:48:31 AM | Message Detail
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Review
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Graphics 7/10
The graphics are okay for a game of this sort, but lack the detail found in
most current games. One nice touch is that the players sometimes express joy,
disappointment, and anger, depending on what happened to the current shot.
Challenge 10/10
If you’re a golfer, think back to your worst round (if you haven’t already
blotted it from your memory). Now add 50 strokes. If real golf had proven as
tough as Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf, we would have given up years ago.
Coordination and timing, as in the real game, are key. Hitting a good shot
requires three separate, accurately timed presses of the A button. Doing it
consistently is what separates the great golfers from the also-rans (ourselves
included). If you have the time, however, birdies, pars, and bogeys will come
more often. Personally, I think my short game needs work.
If humiliation is your thing, try playing Nassau with a randomly selected
opponent. You’ll find more often than not that any opponent, hits perfect
260-yard tee shots, frequently chips in from 75 yards out, and one-putts almost
every green. To be fair, each usually has at least one bad hole out of nine.
Unless your reflexes are really sharp, play by yourself or against a friend.
It’s not nearly so embarrassing when you’re both hitting into the water, trees,
or bunkers at least twice each hole.
Sound/Music 8/10
The sound effects are largely limited to the splash of the ball landing in one
of the many water obstacles and the rustling of leaves or a ricochet as the
ball fails to clear a tree. The theme music is relaxing—kind of pastoral—and is
appropriate for a golf game.
Replay Value 10/10
The basic rules of golf, as well as physical laws (gravity, the effect of wind,
what happens when you hit a tree), all appear to apply. Good shots feel almost
as good as ones made on a real course. Although it doesn’t beat the real thing,
the game gives you an opportunity to try out two really tough courses for about
the price of two rounds on a public course (one round with cart rental and
lunch). Bot tom line: Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf is frustrating, but fun.
Overall 8/10
This score would be a little higher but even this game gives us a run for my
money but hey, I play this game just like I play golf in real life. The game is
still good though if you know what you are doing.
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Review
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Graphics 7/10
The graphics are okay for a game of this sort, but lack the detail found in
most current games. One nice touch is that the players sometimes express joy,
disappointment, and anger, depending on what happened to the current shot.
Challenge 10/10
If you’re a golfer, think back to your worst round (if you haven’t already
blotted it from your memory). Now add 50 strokes. If real golf had proven as
tough as Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf, we would have given up years ago.
Coordination and timing, as in the real game, are key. Hitting a good shot
requires three separate, accurately timed presses of the A button. Doing it
consistently is what separates the great golfers from the also-rans (ourselves
included). If you have the time, however, birdies, pars, and bogeys will come
more often. Personally, I think my short game needs work.
If humiliation is your thing, try playing Nassau with a randomly selected
opponent. You’ll find more often than not that any opponent, hits perfect
260-yard tee shots, frequently chips in from 75 yards out, and one-putts almost
every green. To be fair, each usually has at least one bad hole out of nine.
Unless your reflexes are really sharp, play by yourself or against a friend.
It’s not nearly so embarrassing when you’re both hitting into the water, trees,
or bunkers at least twice each hole.
Sound/Music 8/10
The sound effects are largely limited to the splash of the ball landing in one
of the many water obstacles and the rustling of leaves or a ricochet as the
ball fails to clear a tree. The theme music is relaxing—kind of pastoral—and is
appropriate for a golf game.
Replay Value 10/10
The basic rules of golf, as well as physical laws (gravity, the effect of wind,
what happens when you hit a tree), all appear to apply. Good shots feel almost
as good as ones made on a real course. Although it doesn’t beat the real thing,
the game gives you an opportunity to try out two really tough courses for about
the price of two rounds on a public course (one round with cart rental and
lunch). Bot tom line: Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf is frustrating, but fun.
Overall 8/10
This score would be a little higher but even this game gives us a run for my
money but hey, I play this game just like I play golf in real life. The game is
still good though if you know what you are doing.
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http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
From: the_wizard_666
| Posted: 2/16/2006 12:56:34 AM | Message Detail
Wow, that is pretty minimal...
From: DJ Tigresa
| Posted: 2/16/2006 1:48:51 AM | Message Detail
Well it's a sports game, it's very rare that I make a big sports FAQ like Madden 3DO and Madden 95'
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My videogame auto biography
http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 2/16/2006 1:58:19 AM | Message Detail
That clearly was lacking. You could've definitely gone into more detail in regard to the gameplay aspects. Describe the different courses, list all the clubs, stuff like that.
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From: DJ Tigresa
| Posted: 2/16/2006 2:49:19 AM | Message Detail
True. If I decided to unscrap it, I'll put it up on my own. In the meantime you can pass my claim to the other guy whose working on it.
Sorry, his name is too complicated to remember right now, my brain is off. but Hook on the other hand, I'm putting the finishing touches on it and it will be accepted definitely.
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http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
Sorry, his name is too complicated to remember right now, my brain is off. but Hook on the other hand, I'm putting the finishing touches on it and it will be accepted definitely.
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http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
From: NESHQ_dot_com
| Posted: 2/16/2006 6:12:56 AM | Message Detail
Eh I've already got about five times that much. Thanks for the help though.
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From: DJ Tigresa
| Posted: 2/17/2006 12:42:52 PM | Message Detail
Hook submitted
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http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
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My videogame auto biography
http://www.livejournal.com/~reraleonheart1/14406.html
From: sakurajin
| Posted: 2/19/2006 11:38:40 AM | Message Detail
Burai Fighter submitted
From: RandyPandy
| Posted: 2/20/2006 4:02:06 PM | Message Detail
Ms. PacMan FAQ.txt 2006-02-20 21:00:46 Submitted
Ready for Content Review
Ms. PacMan, submitted.
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Ready for Content Review
Ms. PacMan, submitted.
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From: merc for hire
| Posted: 2/20/2006 11:03:35 PM | Message Detail
So I decided to work on a game now that vacation has come, so I saw that Commando was listed unfaqed on the List Games option but it is credited to being done on the Completion Site even though theres no faq for it. So I guess I'll faq it and submit it, unless I'm missing something.
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From: ThisisD7
| Posted: 2/21/2006 1:57:19 AM | Message Detail
Hot Slots and Wheel of Fortune submitted
From: LtCmdData
| Posted: 2/21/2006 9:31:00 AM | Message Detail
Working on Pac-Mania on and off and you can put me down for Star Trek: TNG. Can't believe I missed that one on the list.
From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 2/21/2006 10:51:40 AM | Message Detail
LtCmdData - red soul appears to have written for Commando, but since had the guide pulled. Wonder why.
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From: Da Hui
| Posted: 2/21/2006 10:58:08 AM | Message Detail
red soul seems to have had all of their faqs taken down, so put Airwolf back on the incomplete list also.
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Don't **** with Da Hui
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Don't **** with Da Hui
From: LtCmdData
| Posted: 2/21/2006 8:59:54 PM | Message Detail
Pac-Mania NES is the same game as Pac-Mania SMS which already has a full guide so I guess we just need to get that linked.
From: brian sulpher
| Posted: 2/21/2006 10:13:46 PM | Message Detail
I think linked guides from other systems are not counted in this project, though I could be wrong.
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From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 2/21/2006 10:16:26 PM | Message Detail
If the guide wasn't written for the NES incarnation of the game specifically, we're not counting them.
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From: LtCmdData
| Posted: 2/21/2006 10:33:21 PM | Message Detail
Ahh, understood. Good thing too, I'm too far in to want to trash it.
From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 2/22/2006 12:27:11 AM | Message Detail
If I want to do a game on the list, what exactly do I do?
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From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 2/22/2006 12:27:49 AM | Message Detail
Besides writing the guide, obviously.
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From: the_wizard_666
| Posted: 2/22/2006 3:41:20 AM | Message Detail
Like to put your name on it? Just say what game you're working on in this thread, and it'll be updated as soon as it's noticed.
From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 2/22/2006 12:17:57 PM | Message Detail
Okey ^_^ Artelius for me.
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From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 2/23/2006 12:57:12 AM | Message Detail
Welcome ninjasan. :)
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From: sakurajin
| Posted: 2/23/2006 5:33:21 PM | Message Detail
Burai Fighter posted
From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 2/23/2006 8:56:32 PM | Message Detail
Thanks. ^_^
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From: pseudo
| Posted: 2/24/2006 4:27:22 AM | Message Detail
supersprint was posted. you can take it off the list.
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Personal High Score
Contra - 4.8 million points (taped)
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Personal High Score
Contra - 4.8 million points (taped)
From: sakurajin
| Posted: 2/27/2006 5:50:45 PM | Message Detail
i'll take parodius. i'm amazed (and happy!) that it's on the list
From: Gemerl
| Posted: 2/27/2006 6:17:51 PM | Message Detail
Both Parodius entries have a listed FAQ, CJay crosslinked Da! with Parodius I guess.
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http://ccc.domaindlx.com/CoolZomb/ Zombies! (Warning: Blood, etc)
From: sakurajin
| Posted: 2/28/2006 7:38:32 PM | Message Detail
mm i see that...devin, you wanna take Parodius off the list?
From: Gemerl
| Posted: 2/28/2006 8:01:17 PM | Message Detail
Don't not write your own Parodius guide because one's up though. It's a great game.
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http://ccc.domaindlx.com/CoolZomb/ Zombies! (Warning: Blood, etc)
From: sakurajin
| Posted: 2/28/2006 9:22:34 PM | Message Detail
^_^ i just played through it...all i really wanted was an excuse to play it. i read your guide too, good job.
I'll take Gun-Nac.
I'll take Gun-Nac.
From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 3/1/2006 2:08:25 AM | Message Detail
Already did.
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From: brian sulpher
| Posted: 3/7/2006 7:08:47 AM | Message Detail
Just a quick question to those who volunteered for helping with the Stats section... anyone still interested in helping? I only have the stats for C-G (or so), and I am looking for new names/old names to get the rest of the corrected stats together to improve the Stats page at the NES FAQ Completion Project page (graciously hosted by retronintendo.com).
Thank you.
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From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 3/7/2006 10:07:28 AM | Message Detail
Brian - Are you also considering the 30 or so new additions (all that AU game data submitted earlier in this topic) to the list since the last time we updated the stats page, or are you still going based on the old total game counts?
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From: Gemerl
| Posted: 3/7/2006 10:37:23 AM | Message Detail
Christ, I forgot all about that. Sorry man, I've been supremely busy with school work that I haven't been able to get much time to myself at all. I'll do some after my Genetics midterm friday.
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585467 Centipede | Complete FAQS: 38
http://ccc.domaindlx.com/CoolZomb/ Zombies! (Warning: Blood, etc)
From: adaml
| Posted: 3/7/2006 10:57:23 AM | Message Detail
I actually need to submit one more Sachen game (Auto-Upturn) to the list. I forgot to put a region on it when I submitted it.
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 3/7/2006 1:10:26 PM | Message Detail
Hey all, I picked Artelius, but after playing it for a while I found a problem. The game is more of a rogue-ish, fight until you die kinda game; does this still warrant a walkthrough, or is a general FAQ, with item descriptions, enemy strategies, and tips okay?
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What the world needs is more geniuses with humility, there are so few of us left. - Oscar Levant (1906 - 1972)
From: adaml
| Posted: 3/7/2006 1:55:11 PM | Message Detail
Just bust out a quick DJ Tigresian FAQ for it.
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
From: Gemerl
| Posted: 3/7/2006 2:17:28 PM | Message Detail
FAQ/Strategy Guide is an acceptable title, just focus on enemies and items and strategies, like you said.
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http://ccc.domaindlx.com/CoolZomb/ Zombies! (Warning: Blood, etc)
From: Gemerl
| Posted: 3/7/2006 2:18:41 PM | Message Detail
*I mean, it can still be full circle.
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585467 Centipede | Complete FAQS: 38
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From: ninjasan8
| Posted: 3/7/2006 3:17:46 PM | Message Detail
Pkey, thanks.
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From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 3/7/2006 11:55:12 PM | Message Detail
From: adaml | Posted: 3/7/2006 1:55:11 PM | Message Detail
Just bust out a quick DJ Tigresian FAQ for it.
You sure you want to recommend that sorta thing to the new folks? :P
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Just bust out a quick DJ Tigresian FAQ for it.
You sure you want to recommend that sorta thing to the new folks? :P
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From: brian sulpher
| Posted: 3/8/2006 6:51:28 AM | Message Detail
Yeah Devc, this would be new counts, so I will double check the submitted stats myself to assure accuracy.
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From: Gemerl
| Posted: 3/8/2006 6:55:03 AM | Message Detail
Due to the spacing between stats submissions, they will need to be rechecked anyways, unless you've amended them with each new guide.
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From: adaml
| Posted: 3/8/2006 5:46:48 PM | Message Detail
From: adaml | Posted: 3/7/2006 1:55:11 PM | Message Detail
Just bust out a quick DJ Tigresian FAQ for it.
You sure you want to recommend that sorta thing to the new folks? :P
Heh, probably not a good idea. Just thought the site could use a few more non-filled and half-circled FAQs kicking around. ;)
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
Just bust out a quick DJ Tigresian FAQ for it.
You sure you want to recommend that sorta thing to the new folks? :P
Heh, probably not a good idea. Just thought the site could use a few more non-filled and half-circled FAQs kicking around. ;)
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American NES games left to beat: 13
Last 3 NES games beaten: Tombs and Treasure, Championship Pool, Wario's Woods [Updated 11/30/05]
From: LangoKid
| Posted: 3/13/2006 5:42:48 PM | Message Detail
I'll be submitting a Penguin Kun Wars FAQ when I get back to college on next Monday, so you can take it off the list if it gets accepted.
From: pseudo
| Posted: 3/13/2006 6:33:37 PM | Message Detail
my computer died last week so i don't know when i'm going to finish those other guides... i'll get around to them again.
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President Ronnie has been kidnapped by ninjas (oh no!). Are you a bad enough dude to rescue Ronnie! - Bad Dudes
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President Ronnie has been kidnapped by ninjas (oh no!). Are you a bad enough dude to rescue Ronnie! - Bad Dudes
From: Devin Morgan
| Posted: 3/14/2006 12:03:42 AM | Message Detail
As a result of our new findings, regarding DJ Tigresa, the following games have been readded to the 'incomplete' list (the site has already been updated to reflect these changes):
Alpha Mission
Bible Buffet
Cobra Command
Defender II
Flipull
Gyruss
Hook
Infiltrator
King's Quest V
Mechanized Attack
Q*Bert
Rainbow Islands
Rocket Ranger
SonSon
Tetris (Tengen)
Tetris 2
Wizardry
It's unfortunate, but hopefully we'll now get some more quality (and original) FAQs posted for the aforementioned games. :)
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Devin Morgan | CRP #3579
NES Completion Project: http://faqs.retronintendo.com
Alpha Mission
Bible Buffet
Cobra Command
Defender II
Flipull
Gyruss
Hook
Infiltrator
King's Quest V
Mechanized Attack
Q*Bert
Rainbow Islands
Rocket Ranger
SonSon
Tetris (Tengen)
Tetris 2
Wizardry
It's unfortunate, but hopefully we'll now get some more quality (and original) FAQs posted for the aforementioned games. :)
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Devin Morgan | CRP #3579
NES Completion Project: http://faqs.retronintendo.com