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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: GGKoul on January 12, 2005, 12:20:49 am
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Just wondering if anyone has a Track & Field game at home or know where one is in the Ontario area? As I've been practicing lately and can easily beat the Twin Galaxies Track & Field record.
http://www.twingalaxies.com/index.aspx?c=22&pi=2&gi=3972&vi=325
Let me know.
Thanks!
-GG
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Shoot, I'll have to look when I get home to be certain, but I think even I have beaten that score. And I don't consider myself to be a superstar or anything at Track and Field.
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I've been playing the game using Twin Galaxies settings. And I've been easliy finishing over 120,000. So I can beat the Twin Galaxies score with ease.
Now I just need to find a Track & Field game.
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i though you could use MAME for them, you jsut had to have some extra documentation
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i though you could use MAME for them, you jsut had to have some extra documentation
No, they disallowed mame scores.
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What kind of buttons are you playing with? I have found that makes a big difference in how fast you can get your player running. The original of course had leaf switches.
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The standard Happ pushbuttons. It's not buttons that make a difference... it's technique.. ;D
Yesterday I got 8.67m in the 100m.
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Hey.. I stand corrected.. they do take Mame Scores!!
The $500 bucks is mine!!!
Bounty (21)
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The standard Happ pushbuttons.
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Just a note...there's a difference in the rules between the bounty and the official settings shown on the Twin Galaxies link.
The link says: "Rules: Difficulty : 2-Normal. Start Units : 2. Extended round : On. "
The bounty says: "difficulty = 2 (Normal), starting lives = 2, bonus life = None, Game is OVER after last event"
I believe this means that you get only 1 pass through all of the events. When you finish the high jump, you're done. That is a setting on the game.
That also makes more sense, because 98,000 is an unbelievable score with those settings.
GGK - you're right, it's technique. But, you'll probably have to shave another second or so off of your 100m, and have similarly great scores in the other events in order to break the 98,000.
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Yeah, I've never broken that on just one pass through the events.