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Post by niff on Feb 27, 2004 14:31:12 GMT -5
*eats pdba.turkey sandwiches whilst barrel rolling*
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Post by Draxas on Feb 27, 2004 14:37:36 GMT -5
-1 point for Niff for wasting posting space. *Looks at this post* DOH! *Sheepishly gives Niff his point back* Seriously though people, try to reserve this space for the quiz ONLY, please... Thanks. Niffuberedit: I'm trying to pass the time while an easy question comes up. Then again, if it's easy, then because of timezones everyone will beat me by 5 hours  |
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Post by Razor on Feb 27, 2004 15:30:43 GMT -5
Downloaded and played:
Red
Green
Blue
I WIN! GIMME ANOTHER QUESTION!
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 27, 2004 16:56:38 GMT -5
I'm confused . . . that's not the right answer . . . Raven just gave it . . . and I told him he was wrong . . . how could you play it and still get the wrong answer? And remember, no second answers man! It's almost to the expiring time . . .
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Post by Draxas on Feb 27, 2004 21:29:59 GMT -5
OK folks, the Metroid question has expired.
Answers:
Metroid: None anymore
Metroid 2: None anymore
Super Metroid: None anymore
Metroid Prime: IR Scanner, Boost Ball, Phazon Suit, Wavebuster, Ice Spreader, Flamethrower
Metroid Fusion: Ice Missile, Diffusion Missile, Wide Beam
Metroid Zero Mission: Power Grip
Points awarded:
PhoeniX: +6
Razor: +2
Notesurfer: +1
Draxas: +2
If you're wondering about the breakdown, check the old posts. I get +2 for the 2 items not mentioned by anyone.
Current score:
PhoeniX: 6
Notesurfer: 5
Draxas: 5
Razor: 4
Raven: 2
Alt.L33t: 2
Niff: 0
N3B: 0
Garrant: 0
Remeber, the Captain Commando question is still active.
Also, here's a new one, because people have been clamoring for a Zelda question:
Nintendo - Zelda series: Where in the Zelda games can you find Error? Give the game and specific location within the game.
It's worth 1 point, no partial credit. Good luck!
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 27, 2004 21:40:23 GMT -5
The answer is:
Zelda II
Error is found in Ruto, you must talk to him to find out how to get to the Island Palace.
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Post by N3B on Feb 27, 2004 22:52:50 GMT -5
too bad i haven't played Zelda or Zelda II....
TOPIC ERROR'D
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Post by Razor on Feb 27, 2004 23:58:46 GMT -5
Dammit Note beat me to it. But no I played the game first you face a Red one then a Green one then a Blue one...if I put them in reverse order I must have misunderstood how you worded the question...red is weakest Blue is strongest.
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Post by Draxas on Feb 28, 2004 1:34:22 GMT -5
+1 point for Note for getting the Error question spot-on. Due to all the confusion, I am eliminating the Captain Commando question. No points scored by anyone. Sorry folks. Current score: PhoeniX: 6
Notesurfer: 6
Draxas: 5
Razor: 4
Raven: 2
Alt.L33t: 2
Niff: 0
N3B: 0
Garrant: 0Here is a new question (with a cut and dry answer  , brought to us by Raven. He stumps us, he scores the point. NES - Super Mario Bros. 3: How many Warp Whistles are there in the game? Describe their locations and how to get them.The question is worth 1 point, no partial credit. Good luck! |
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 28, 2004 7:29:05 GMT -5
There are 3
1. In World 1-3, get to the white platform towards the end of the level, crouch down on it until you can walk behind scenery. Then run PAST then end of the level until you hit a hidden Mushroom House. The whistle is in a big treasure box in the house.
2. In the first world's fortress (you must have a leaf to get this), get to the part with a dry bones and a powerup. In THAT room run back and forth to build up speed, then fly up as far as possible and fly right over the right side of the wall. Then keep running as far right as you can, being sure to press up so you can go through the door. Mario will drop into a room with the second warp whistle.
3. In world 2, defeat the wandering boomerang dude who has the hammer. Then go to the top right of the screen and break the rock there. Go right to find a mushroom house and another set of firey wandering boomerang brothers. Defeat the firey boomerang brothers for the third key.
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Post by Raven on Feb 28, 2004 9:21:52 GMT -5
Boo!
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 28, 2004 9:47:20 GMT -5
I'll take that as a: "Your right Notesurfer, God your smart, I wish I was as smart as you!" XD  |
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Post by Draxas on Feb 28, 2004 13:08:54 GMT -5
Notesurfer is correct, and SO modest to boot...  So where's the answer to that Chrono Trigger question, huh? Current score: Notesurfer: 7
PhoeniX: 6
Draxas: 5
Razor: 4
Raven: 2
Alt.L33t: 2
Niff: 0
N3B: 0
Garrant: 0You guys are getting pretty good at this, and giving me good questions to boot. Here's a new one: NES - Dragon Warrior: What does the Curesd Belt do? How do you break the curse on it? What happens when you break the curse?1 point for the whole question, no partial credit. Good luck. |
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 28, 2004 13:11:20 GMT -5
Yay! The Ocean Palace them DOES play when the Black Omen rises from the sea, my guess was correct! No points unfortunately . . . do I get a point for getting that far in CT in two days? Lol . . .
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Post by Notesurfer on Feb 28, 2004 13:24:36 GMT -5
When you equip the cursed belt it won't come off. You have to have that guy in Brecconary uncurse it for you I think . . .
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, brought to us by Raven. He stumps us, he scores the point.
