RadioPoultry

When I used to see the 4th stage (with all the pellets) in the arcade demo, it always reminded me of this Metroid II commercial:

132,300 That third level... I've only gotten past it once. That was by managing to keep my diagonal lasers from the previous level.

Can we submit a score that was achieved after the use of a continue, or is the intention that we start from the beginning each time?

103,100. Got to the third level this time! Fun game, but it's so painful to lose all your amazing power-ups after losing a single life. Reminds me of the several days I spent with Abadox for NES. I managed to finish that one, but only because of the unlimited continues.

My dad bought a Leaf a few years ago and loves it. He installed a level 2 charger at his house to charge it more quickly. I've driven it a little, and it is pretty great. He always drives it in economy mode to get the most miles out of a charge. There's apparently a setting to just charge up the batteries to 80% so they last longer, which my dad normally uses.

They used to have this game at the roller skating rink in the town where I grew up, along with Snow Bros., Afterburner II, and Gauntlet. I only played it a couple times, though. I realized how quickly this game would eat up your quarters! EDIT: Oh yeah, they had Ms. Pac-man too.

Ok, I found a method that works OK with the emulator I'm using (Ootake). When I lose my last ship, I quickly click on the emulator window, and that pauses everything (the run button only lets me pause at times when I can control the ship). 73,800

I guess what I can do, aside from recording a video, is just pause the game when I have a satisfactorily high enough score and take a picture, then, if I get much farther, take another.

Is there a way to see my high score? I think I got 71,700, but as soon as I lost my last ship, I couldn't see my score anymore.

$704,000 Long time since I played this one. I forgot most of the rules. Hardest part is telling pink from green. (Did I ever mention I'm color blind?)

47,560. Blinky is really out for blood in this one. Amazing port!

Another Pac-Man-type game I used to play on Apple II was Jawbreaker. (Though I think I enjoyed Snack Attack more because it wasn't as hard, had multiple mazes [as far as I know, Jawbreaker only had one], and the characters had more personality.) The Atari 2600 version is quite different.

As a kid, I used to play (or watch my mom play) a clone of Pac-Man for Apple II called "Snack Attack". The version we had was a bit different from the video below. Ours was probably cracked and only had 2 mazes, and I think the character graphics may have been changed to look more like the actual Pac-Man.

Improved my score a little more! 88,680. I discovered a trick: if you gather flags while they are flashing, they add up to your next sequence of flags no matter what color they are. I've added up four flags in a row this way before the flashing ended. In theory, you could really add up points this way.

Here is my latest score. 84,820. I just barely edged past kamakazi20012.