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I put week , period but nothing happening like ale84 says. I think to restart. Thx for the help. Got 46 just click "go" and then type OMFG Now stuck on 47, a grey background with a sort of screws on it and a box in the middle where you can draw the same box over and over again.
What to do with them? Already took a couple of dozen boxes out of it What to do? Do I have to remove 47 plates or what? I think I allready did that and the screws dont loose. Redroobar: click the lightswitch, then when the light is on click the web in the center untill the light goes off.
Then lightswitch, and start clicking on the center figure, etc. First-timer posting a walkthrough up to I can't get past that one since the text gets "stuck" to my cursor. Type "" into the box and hit "GO" 13 - click the buttons in order? Got "twelve"? Or, it's "control" 25 - drag the green panel out of the way, then drag the cream panel up and follow the path to find the button. Type "pentagon" backwards. You'll end up at 29 after a couple of times.
They'll light up if you do it. Move the panel and hit the arrow. The screen will go dark, but you can still hit the buttons, and your cursor will turn to a hand when you're over one. Click the button that comes up.
Type '3' then '1'. Hit the button. Type 'v' hit the button on the now-green panel. Hit the green button. Type 'l', then 'e', hit the button, type 'L' 32 - drag the panels out of the way, click the black box at the end. Repeat until the spiral's gone. That's why it's called a 'leap of faith', Jack. Female 16, posts Zodiac:. Norway Exclusive member. Norway is living in the UK now :. It feels like coming home. Nordinho's backup site. Originally Posted by Norway. Female 1, posts Zodiac:.
Zazie Nordinho Addict. Zazie has no status. Stuck on level 18 :. Last edited by Norway; at AM.. I'm stuck at level Originally Posted by Zazie. Female 5, posts Zodiac:. I'm also stuck on I have a number but nothing I try works. When I get to the bottom I go back to the top of the slide Where I stop and turn and I go for a ride. You can keep on picking them off but the invaders just keep on coming, and while you're clearly not meant to last very long — the score tops out at 9, — it's possible to keep on playing until you collapse from exhaustion if you have the skills.
With two joysticks — one for movement and one for directing fire — and ever-increasing numbers of homicidal robots determined to kill you, Robotron: is a hugely challenging and thoroughly punishing arcade classic. It'll chew you up and spit you out in record time, and even once you've learned its ways it can still give you a good thrashing, but with a lot of practice there's no limit to how long you can survive, even when the screen's thick with enemies.
Theoretically, at least. David Braben and Ian Bell's Elite was a marvel when it was released in , cramming eight entire galaxies into a tiny home computer using clever algorithmic tricks, and giving players an immense volume of space to explore as they tried to reach the fabled rank of Elite.
Impressive as it was, it's a mere trifle compared with the latest version, Elite Dangerous, with its scale galaxy based on the Milky Way, complete with beautifully realised stars and planets; even better, Frontier actively manages the Elite Dangerous universe and is constantly dropping in new things for its players to discover. The simplest games can often be the best, and this is especially true of Tetris. There are just seven types of four-block shapes — Tetronimos — to drop into place, with the aim of creating unbroken lines across the playing area that then disappear and drop all the blocks above them down a line, but things can become pretty complex very quickly.
Not so much a game as a community simulation, the Animal Crossing series places you in a rural village populated by anthropomorphic animals and more or less leaves you to get on with it — growing plants, fishing, hunting for fossils and socialising with the residents, all played out against a real-time clock. Its stroke of genius, though is how it immediately puts you in hock to the local shop owner, Tom Nook, who kindly gives you a mortgage with which to buy your house, obliging you to keep on earning bells — the game's currency — to pay him off.
And of course, he's always happy to lend you more bells to upgrade your home. The capitalistic fiend. The Sims isn't the first game to put you in charge of your own little computer people — that honour belongs to the appropriately-named Little Computer People, released by Activision for the Commodore 64 back in — but Electronic Arts ongoing series is one hell of a lot more sophisticated than its 8-bit predecessor.
Originally released in and now on its fourth version, The Sims lets you create artificially intelligent people to play with, and basically do with as you wish, with no ultimate goal and unlimited possibilities. First released in and with 7, star systems in its universe, EVE Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game with the emphasis of the massive.
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