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| + | | desc=Exploiting the Game Gear's poor screen and "ghosting" artifacts, its version of the game rapidly cycles between each alternate letter of the level text in order to get around the sprite limit. | ||
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| + | ===Garden of Edam start=== | ||
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| + | | desc=Exploiting the Game Gear's poor screen and "ghosting" artifacts, its version of the game rapidly cycles between each alternate letter of the level text in order to get around the sprite limit. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:26, 9 February 2019
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Version comparisons
Title screen
| Mega Drive |
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| Game Gear |
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Map
| Mega Drive |
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| Game Gear |
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Exploiting the Game Gear's poor screen and "ghosting" artifacts, its version of the game rapidly cycles between each alternate letter of the level text in order to get around the sprite limit.
Garden of Edam start
| Mega Drive |
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| Game Gear |
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Exploiting the Game Gear's poor screen and "ghosting" artifacts, its version of the game rapidly cycles between each alternate letter of the level text in order to get around the sprite limit.
References
| James Pond 3: Operation Starfish | |
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