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Re: Amazing videogame feats
Posted By: Sam, on host 209.6.138.12
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 1999, at 15:06:23
In Reply To: Amazing videogame feats posted by Procyon on Wednesday, July 7, 1999, at 14:30:20:

> This, I would have to say, is more impressive than beating Gauntlet or Doom II on Nightmare level, and even that horrific Lemmings. You'll probably agree once you take a look at the link:

Wow!! Now THAT'S impressive. And so close to home! I'm about an hour and a quarter from Weirs Beach and have been there several times before.

I'm going to quote the basic points of the article below, in the event the article expires from their site in the future. This kind of important information needs to be preserved. But those of you who are interested should indeed read the article.

Excerpts follow:

"Perfect score" achieved on Pac-Man in New Hampshire

WEIRS BEACH, NH -- For the first time in video game playing history, a perfect score was achieved on the legendary arcade game, Pac-Man.

Taking nearly six hours to accomplish the feat -- on one quarter -- Billy Mitchell, 33, a Fort Lauderdale hot sauce manufacturer visiting the famous Funspot Family Fun Center in Weirs Beach, NH, scored 3,333,360 points -- the maximum possible points allowed by the game. The results will go into next year's edition of the Twin Galaxies' Official Video Game & Pinball Book of World Records -- which is the official record book for the world of video game and pinball playing.

To get a perfect game on Pac-Man, the player has to eat every dot, every energizer, every blue man and every fruit up to and including board 256 -- where the game ends with a split screen. This must be accomplished on the first man, too.