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Stay Frosty: 27,269 This is a fantastic game. Even better since Oyama just revealed all the secrets LOL! There is not a snowball's chance (SWIDT), however, that Im going to play this often enough in the next 4 or 5 days to get even remotely close to what those who have played and mastered this title for 5+ years can achieve. 390,000+, McCallister? Sheesh. 🤣🤣🤣

Oops ... still learning how to copypaste https://usermanual.wiki/m/41a451992568346f18a6f98a3db14748128bf3f557efc8bb6511ec3268bcbd72.pdf

This link was posted a day or two ago. direct link to PDF manual

@Atarian7 Based on my experience, although a photo is preferable, I don't believe it is required, so if you have a score youd like to put up, but you werent able to snap a photo/screenshot, I would recommend posting the score anyway.

Burgertime - 45,750

Sheep It UP - 31

Sheep it up - 27

Stay Frosty 12,286

Sheep it up: 19

Stay Frosty: 8,123

Basketball - 12pt diff

Burgertime - 36,050

Burgertime 30,300

Basketball: 48-40 (8pt) edit: where's my stinkin' screenshot 🤨 Ill upload pic when I get home from work, or, if I can't find it, Ill just play again and put a new screenshot ... I get 8 point wins half the time I play ... I just cant ever seem to hold on to that ever elusive 10-pt lead.

Basketball: 42-36 (6pt)

Ms Pac-Man - 122,480

@kermit73 Even without tampering, there are minute differences in timing and worse yet, that difference is inconsistent between games. i.e. On Pitfall, over the span of 20 minutes there is an aggregate difference of approximately 60 frames (or ~2000ms) whereas on Grand Prix, there are no timing variances. This doesn't even get into the severe, blatant differences between PAL and NTSC, so I would not be surprised at all if Ms. Pac is part of the list of games with EMU/Original HW differences. Nearly all of my PBs are higher on HW than on EMU, so I've had the same/similar experience.

@Snowbound1996 it looks like the format has indeed changed, and the new format is actually listed at the bottom of every game's post each week, detailing exactly how the playoffs works.

At the end of the season, there are usually 4 playoffs categories, with each player placed in a particular bracket based on their final "points" earned during the season: Gold (ranks 1 to 8 Silver (9 to 16) Bronze (17 to 24) Paper (the rest) Whether the format has changed in the past 3 seasons I've been away, I couldn't say for sure. Each bracket has 4 or 5 weeks of playoffs. The winners of each of the 4 brackets are usually contacted by Vocelli after the season and asked to pick a game to be included in the following season's lineup of games, the only caveat being that it has to be a game that has not been played in any of the prior 3 seasons. As far as points gained each week, generally, for each game played unless otherwise specified on the description in the weekly posting, 1st place gets 50 point, 2nd gets 49, 3rd gets 48, and so on. There have been a few exceptions to this general method, but they're usually in the form of "bonus games", with some special specific task involved, and usually worth between 1 and 5 bonus points.

Rabbit Transit 117,566

Rabbit Transit 103,344

Pretty sure you mercy-ruled the field on this one 😁 Fantastic score!

Rabbit Transit - 93,269

Rabbit Transit - 81,170 Communist Mutants - 129,170

Rabbit Transit - 51,254