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This looks too good! I’ll be trying this one out 👍

Elevators Amiss 1: 2,738 Fun game! a lot of waggling!

When I clear all the herd it’s because it’s at the end of that wave/herd. I can tell by the pattern of doggies, 3 spaced out evenly. I’ll clear the bottom first where there is only the one black Angus then the top where there is 2. Doing it this way sets me up for the next herd. If I try to get them all at once they will come back all at once. The only time I’ve done this differently is just before the 8th herd, to see if it will help me get more points and time between the bottom group and top.

Yeah that’s correct! When you get to the eighth herd the doggies don’t move forward anymore when touch them. So 36k to 37k is generally it, however a score of 40k has been by achieved, done by @OldManG.

Stampede Game 1: 35,319 Note : Score Rolls at 10,000 points, which a number is then displayed next to the Activision Logo Probably one of my all time favorite games and I do have the HSC to thank for that 👍 After playing it in one of the rounds a couple of years ago I kind of got addicted to it,and been playing it fairly regularly since. Hence my score. As mentioned above "Lane Management" is definitely the key strategy, Work one half of the screen, then the other, know when the Black Angus is coming and you will start to see a pattern. To show what a mean I have added a video. Hopefully more players can roll the score 🙂

H.E.R.O. Game 1: ROLLAGE

Exactly how @Keir described. Then the very top mutant I jump over to get the item and he is history. Jumping the mutants regularly is the challenging part of the game

Miner 2049er (Board 1-2 Challenge): 2,262

Actually this not entirely correct 😊 Yes, memorising the level layouts is essential, but Once you have cleared Level 20, Levels 13 to 20 just repeat in the order ie 13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20. Although on the screen, for the level it will just say “PRO”. So to really improve on the game, assuming you get past Level 12 regularly, You want to practice by Selecting Game Number 4. This starts at Level 13. When can consistently clear all the levels, then it’s time to play Game 1

Very clever idea!!

So this I guess happens when you reach 50 to 60 pts. That first blue maze after 20 pts really seems to be super fast. The next few screens after that you definitely get accustomed to the speed, so when you get to 50 or more it’s pretty much as fast as it goes. The key to rolling this one is to keep a straight line down the screen. Also stay as close you can to the middle. In the middle be proactive with your make breaks. Meaning use them to clear a part of the maze ahead to keep that straight line going, try not to use multiple to get you out of trouble. And let’s not forget about the sticky walls. The best solution I found to stop getting stuck is letting go of the joystick briefly, because you actually bounce of the wall, then quickly adjust the direction you need to go. I was able to surpass my 145 with the below run.

In that run I managed another 45. So 145 was my end total.

I actually never knew the score rolled on this game ( never got close enough 😆 ) Entombed 1BB : ROLLAGE (100) Here are the pics one before Rollage when I was 99 Just after after surpassing 99

Its been awhile but I couldn't pass up on posting a score for entombed. Entombed 1BB : 60 I owned this one back in the day, just before the great Atari crash. I got my copy and a couple of others ( tanks but no tanks was one ) for $1.00 each at a Sporting goods store here in Australia. We used to go there to get all the Cricket and Soccer equipment my brother and I used to play, and then one day there was this large DUMP BIN Display of Atari 2600 games. Needless to say it was an Awesome surprise! The only thing is that they all played in Black and White, knowing what I know now about PAL and NTSC it was pretty clear they bought a whole stack of NTSC games cheap to sell here in OZ to make some $$$. Ahh the memories 🤗 One last thing on Entombed, there is actually a VERY interesting back story to the programming, in particular how the MAZE gets generated... https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190919-the-maze-puzzle-hidden-within-an-early-video-game

Actually Im having trouble doing that, any chance you could share what you did to get it to work?