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From: spear@locus.com (Brad Spear)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Drip - The Game (was: Amiga World Top Ten PD games)
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Date: 16 Oct 90 19:43:29 GMT
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In article (murfle) farren@well.sf.ca.us (Mike Farren) wrote:
>And how about Tricky or Drip, two of the best PD games I've ever seen?

Okay, if we're talking about the same Drip (the one with 'Drip' running
around a pacman-like maze of pipes, avoiding the 'bad dudes'), perhaps
someone can answer a question.

What do I do after I finish level 16?  I've done what is necessary to get
to the next screen, but I can't seem to find a way beyond that.  And to be
frank, level 16 and 16+1 seem to be rather special.  I have gotten inside
the electric sphere (until my protection fails, anyway), but the fire button
seems to be ineffective.  Is this the end of the game?  Is the only thing
left for me to do, to try to get higher scores?

And you're right about the game being good.  I don't have or play that many
games.  I usually play them a few times and grow tired of them.  However,
every once in a while, an addictive one (for me) comes along -- this was just
such a beast.  Is there a 'Drips Anonymous'?

Brad
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Brad Spear				Locus Computing Corporation
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