Penguin War - Revision history

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 == Background ==

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 '''Author:''' [[Robert Brandon]]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Seal Boarders]]'', ''[[Seal Boarders 2]]'', ''[[Peach the Lobster]]''
-}}{{Disambig|Joan Stone|Penguin Pete}}{{Disambig3|PPP Team|Pengo Adventure}}
+}}{{Disambig|Joan Stone|Penguin Pete| or [[PPP Team]]'s ''[[Pengo Adventure]]''}}
 As a game, ''Penguin War'' is the Brandon brothers' most complete and refined production. The iconic sense of style that would carry over into the ''[[Seal Boarders]]'' games begins here (as do the penguin and lobster characters, both of whom would later become playable).

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 '''Related games:''' ''[[Seal Boarders]]'', ''[[Seal Boarders 2]]'', ''[[Peach the Lobster]]''
 }}{{Disambig|Joan Stone|Penguin Pete}}{{Disambig3|PPP Team|Pengo Adventure}}
 As a game, ''Penguin War'' is the Brandon brothers' most complete and refined production. The iconic sense of style that would carry over into the ''[[Seal Boarders]]'' games begins here (as do the penguin and lobster characters, both of whom would later become playable).

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 '''Related games:''' ''[[Seal Boarders]]'', ''[[Seal Boarders 2]]'', ''[[Peach the Lobster]]''
 }}{{Disambig|Joan Stone|Penguin Pete}}{{Disambig3|PPP Team|Pengo Adventure}}
 As a game, ''Penguin War'' is the Brandon brothers' most complete and refined production. The iconic sense of style that would carry over into the ''[[Seal Boarders]]'' games begins here (as do the penguin and lobster characters, both of whom would later become playable).

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 Over the next five months, through regular consultation, the games were all reassembled as well as the materials would permit. The games were reconstructed or otherwise recovered on the following dates:
 * October 28th: ''[[Seal Boarders]]''.
 * October 31st: ''[[Seal Boarders 2]]''.
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 * November 7th: ''[[Skate Board]]''.
 * November 10th: ''[[Fox World]]''.
 * December 9th: ''[[Foxy Dimensions]]''.
 * December 16th: ''[[Fox Party]]''.
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 * December 19th: ''[[Skatenig]]'', ''[[Slot Car]]'', and ''[[Anime]]''.
 * December 21st: ''[[Droid]]'', ''[[Void Raiders]]'', and ''[[Terra]]''.
 == Links ==

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 Nothing's ever really out to get you. The worst that will happen is that something will stand in your way. To get past, you must clear a lobster or an ice block.
-The ice blocks are a particularly interesting thing. Encased in each is a fish; to claim the fish you need to touch the block and then wait for a moment as it melts. Once it's gone, you may pass and collect your prize.
+The ice blocks are a particularly interesting thing. Encased in each is a fish; to claim the fish, you shoot or touch the block and then wait for a moment as it melts. Once it's gone, you may pass and collect your prize.
 The game's structure emphasizes its general lack of a goal, or a driving force beyond curiosity. Scattered around the landscape are various doors. Enter a door to access a sort of underworld maze, built of tiles from ''Peach the Lobster''. There are no threats down here; just a few moving floors, and a bit of gentle confusion. Finish any given underworld level to end the game.