Rascal - Revision history

Aderack at 16:08, 17 June 2016

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Archive history

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Availability

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Availability

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Links

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.jonbolden.com/ JonBolden.com]<br />
 '''Related games:''' none
-}}{{Disambig|Sherwood Forest Software|Rascal's Alphamaze{{!}}Rascal| series'''
+}}{{Disambig|Sherwood Forest Software|Rascal's Alphamaze{{!}}Rascal| series}}
 ''Rascal'' is a fairly solid platformer with original visuals, borrowed sounds, and carefully designed levels. In designing the game, [[Jon Bolden]] was inspired by his father's cat -- apparently both the good and the bad aspects.

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.jonbolden.com/ JonBolden.com]<br />
 '''Related games:''' none
-}}'''Not to be mistaken for Sherwood Forest Software's ''[[Rascal's Alphamaze|Rascal]]'' series.'''
+}}{{Disambig|Sherwood Forest Software|Rascal's Alphamaze{{!}}Rascal| series'''
 ''Rascal'' is a fairly solid platformer with original visuals, borrowed sounds, and carefully designed levels. In designing the game, [[Jon Bolden]] was inspired by his father's cat -- apparently both the good and the bad aspects.

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 '''Website:''' [http://www.jonbolden.com/ JonBolden.com]<br />
 '''Related games:''' none
-}}''Rascal'' is a fairly solid platformer with original visuals, borrowed sounds, and carefully designed levels. In designing the game, [[Jon Bolden]] was inspired by his father's cat -- apparently both the good and the bad aspects.
+}}'''Not to be mistaken for Sherwood Forest Software's ''[[Rascal's Alphamaze|Rascal]]'' series.'''
 Although we are asked to sympathize with Rascal's journey as he scrambles around the house, yard, and town, the substance of his adventures is often comically disgusting. Rascal attacks by retching up hairballs, or by leaving poo bombs for enemies to stumble into. The character design hides no anatomical secrets, either.

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 == Archive History ==
-This game was provided to the archive on September 15, 2010, by [[Mike Perrucci]] -- who in turn found it on an Internet archive of '''Software Vault: Games 2'''.
+This game was provided to the archive on September 15, 2010, by [[Mike Perrucci]] -- who in turn found it "by searching for files that every Game-Maker game uses."
 == Links ==

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 This game seems to have been made available on several shareware compilation CD-ROMs. More precise details TBD.
-== Archive history ==
+== Archive History ==
-This game was provided to the archive on July 13, 2010, by [[Mike Perrucci]] -- who in turn found it "by searching for files that every Game-Maker game uses."
+This game was provided to the archive on September 15, 2010, by [[Mike Perrucci]] -- who in turn found it on an Internet archive of '''Software Vault: Games 2'''.
 == Links ==

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 The game's design, although undisciplined, is fully and carefully realized. Each level is thematically distinct, and designed to maximize exploration. Aside from the seven normal levels, the game includes a bonus stage and a whole secret mode where the player can revisit each of the levels with improved abilities.
-==Story==
+== Story ==
 [[File:Rascal.png|thumb|320px|Revisiting breakfast in ''Rascal'']]
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 Rascal found a note that  said "Dear Mr. Chevalier, give us your T-Bird and we'll give your dog back. Rascal knew that the humans would never see him in time, so Rascal dashed off  to find him.Rascal is going to look for Corkey in his house, outside, in the school, or in the pound... but will Corkey be rescued in time?
-==Instructions==
+== Instructions ==
 [[File:Rascal1.png|thumb|320px|Level 1 of ''Rascal'']]
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 : ESC=QUIT
-==Credits==
+== Credits ==
 [[File:Rascal4.png|thumb|320px|Level 4 of ''Rascal'']]

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	This game seems to have been made available on several shareware compilation CD-ROMs. More precise details TBD.		This game seems to have been made available on several shareware compilation CD-ROMs. More precise details TBD.
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	== Links ==		== Links ==

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		+	=== Interviews / Articles ===
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		+	* [http://www.napostriouf.com/en/rascal/ Rascal] (Nap'n'Retrogaming)
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		+	=== Misc. Links ===

	* '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/java/rascal.php Play ''Rascal'' online]'''		* '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/java/rascal.php Play ''Rascal'' online]'''