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personally the game gives me a headache.
Just remember, nothing is as infuriating as Looping...
Here's the thing.. with the original popcorn music ROM revision the difficulty scales well and the aggressiveness of the snowbees is balanced. IMO it makes a more rounded game ( for a non-expert player ).
- James
There's a 1m+ video submission (fast draw) that's just incredible that got submitted to TG earlier in the year. It's a master class and a hoot to watch.
For sure. I wasn't sure if OP was trying to cater more towards casual players that might throw a few credits in Ms. Pac vs those that would want to sit down and figure out the nuances of Pengo. The popcorn version (slow draw) definitely is friendlier.
There's a 1m+ video submission (fast draw) that's just incredible that got submitted to TG earlier in the year. It's a master class and a hoot to watch.
I've heard there are high-score Pengo players around, but haven't been able to find any vids or discussions on advanced strategies, etc. I might break 100k on a good game, but I would love to know how folks score many times that, as it ramps up pretty quickly.
I top out at around 140K+... Rummor is if you get past level 16, the difficulty returns to level 1. I'm not sure if that's true or not as I haven't gotten past level 16 yetI've gotten TO it, but just not PAST it yet.
My guess would be that it just stays at that difficulty. So if you can master that, you can master the game.
One thing I did find is that you start the game from power on BEFORE the attract mode displays a maze, then the first level will always have the same layout. I even developed a pattern on that level to get the 10K bonus every time. I'm not a fan of patterns so I don't use it.
My strategy is to get the 10K bonus if it's easy to do, otherwise just go for the kill and get past the level.
I can also confirm that the games does go back and start over at level 1 difficulty after a set number of screens are completed.
I don't know how many screens this involves, but I have done it myself a few times...maybe about 15 screens or so?
Jonathan
Nice. Good choice.