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Ivo wrote:I was recording my (still emulator) attempts of today. The first one was under 100k so I deleted it. Then I got one slightly below David's best score. The third one I recorded I got to 252k and saw the 10th spring (already cleared once), lost my focus and lost just when I was about to clear the screen. And then I notice my photographic camera ran out of battery from all the lengthy videos so that one wasn't recorded :/

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I hit 208,400 last night (without getting a clear), so I can see how 300K should be quite possible with a clear or two.

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I will say that the deaths in this game get quite brutal once you start moving over 100K - the string of expletives after this one had my wife laughing. She laughed even more when I took a picture of the high score screen and explained why :lol:
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haha my wife always laughs and calls me a "show off" when I take a picture of score screen or endgame screen. :lol:

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ok, i finally got my Jaguar copy of Zoop (thanks to Stark). i'll try to join in the scoring fun when i'm not playing SSF4. :)
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So what do the little flashing men do? And the one that isn't a spring, kinda lightning bolt-y?
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sevin0seven wrote:ok, i finally got my Jaguar copy of Zoop (thanks to Stark). i'll try to join in the scoring fun when i'm not playing SSF4. :)
I'm interested in seeing your scores, as the playing area of the Jaguar is apparently the biggest (and the overall highest TG high score is on the Jaguar).

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Ivo wrote:
sevin0seven wrote:ok, i finally got my Jaguar copy of Zoop (thanks to Stark). i'll try to join in the scoring fun when i'm not playing SSF4. :)
I'm interested in seeing your scores, as the playing area of the Jaguar is apparently the biggest (and the overall highest TG high score is on the Jaguar).

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is that so. i'll try to login a score after i get home. :)
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Stark wrote:So what do the little flashing men do? And the one that isn't a spring, kinda lightning bolt-y?
The Genesis manual has a zig-zag that says is removes all shapes touching the first one you touch.
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Hobie-wan wrote:
Stark wrote:So what do the little flashing men do? And the one that isn't a spring, kinda lightning bolt-y?
The Genesis manual has a zig-zag that says is removes all shapes touching the first one you touch.
Ah thanks, I don't have a manual. Anyone have thoughts on the flashing man?
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The Gen manual has the squiggle - proximity bomb, asterisk - line bomb, splat - color bomb, and the spring.
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The PS1 power-ups are a cog looking thing (spikey circle) that lets you clear everything in a straight line, a pulsating circle that "blows" up pieces adjacent to the piece you hit (also the ones diagonal to it), a circle with changing colours which will clear away all pieces the same colour you hit on the section you were facing (but not on the other 3 sections), and the spring (collect 5, clear the screen).

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