Solved. I would have had it done quicker but I put punctuation in the answer for #2 and it didn't like it.
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Thanks, I updated it to indicate there is no punctuation.
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(o'Θ')っ🚩#11...
Thank you Puzzle♪
(｡-Θ-｡)ooO(Certainly there were various measures in the past. I think that the "Megaten Series" from the Atlas was filled with something that could be displayed on the screen with an extremely rare probability of "すぐにけせ (Erase it now!)".
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Very nice and touching puzzle, I already have the game, but solving the questions was a fun ride into gaming history.
Thaaanks, Paul! <3
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sweet ... and a bit sour ... only knew 2 answers and feeling old again ;)
Thanks for the flashbacks!!
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all should be easily googled even if somebody never lived through the old days, do not worry :P
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Had to google 2 times.
I knew the sonic question because they used it as advertising for all the following sonic games, but I didn't remember the exact wording.
Around here they advertised sonic as the crazy hegdehog.
Totally couldn't remember the Monkey Island question ... but I must admit that I didn't like code books/wheels ... although sometimes they were nicely integrated with the game.
From the stuff that came with the games I loved maps, if available it made the game a bit easier otherwise explore everything :)
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Oh yeah, the maps! One game came with a beautiful cloth map. I think it was Ultima IV.
Also used to make my own maps with grid paper, for those games with dungeons :)
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up, had to search #2, but if you didn't own specific game edition searching is a must here ;p
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I remember some of those game from so long ago. I did need to google the answers as my memory is not that good. Thanks for the giveaway
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I dont understand the 2nd question.
I have the cover in front of me and still dont understand what you want me to type as an answer. I have type everything that I can figure out , still wrong answer!
Before I go nuts some please let me know the answer.
I already own Juanito Arcade Mayhem so is not about getting the game.
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It's above the words "Sonic The Hedgehog" on the cover
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I dont understand the 2nd question.
re-read it carefully :)
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Re-read the question, my dude.
"On the box art for the Japanese release of Sonic The Hedgehog on Sega Mega Drive, what is he described as being? (no punctuation)"
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got it , some typo mistakes prevented me for finding the answer at the start ><
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Definitely had to Google-fu those, though the last question at least brought back some nice memories. :)
I remember at least one game coming with a translucent red filter to read the code from an image with words printed over each other in multiple colors. (Like this!)
Where in the USA is Carmen San Diego used the physical Fodor's Guide that came with the game and would ask for a specific word from a specific page of the book. I know others did this with the manual, but I thought this was pretty neat at the time.
Also, my first pirated game back then had actually just cracked the code wheel part and would automatically solve it for you. I thought that was hilarious and amazing the first time I encountered that.
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one time took apart the code wheel from my friend and made copies of each layer of the wheel, then cut it out (all of those little holes, too) and used it for my copied disks :P
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Thanks for an old school quiz and interesting giveaway :).
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Awesome game, already got it but let's take a shot on the quiz!
Edit: Had to google everything so...
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http://www.itstoohard.com/puzzle/vJ3xVRiF
The prize:
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