Since yesterday's warm up went so well, I decided to pit my skill against two computer opponents. But not just any computer opponents. I used max difficulty opponents. Was this a mistake?
You bet it was!
Since I'm known in some circles (including my grandmother's kitchen) as a bit of a Wheel of Fortune aficionado, I figured I'd try my luck at Wheel of Fortune Junior Edition.
I warmed up by playing single player mode and... it didn't go as well as I hoped it might. It turns out that Wheel of Fortune is harder when someone else isn't calling the letters.
This is it! The conclusion of Deja Vu!
The end of the game consists of a lot of standing around in the sewer throwing trash down the drain and sometimes eating a handful of flour.
Part 5 of Spoiler Alert!'s playthrough of Deja Vu is live!
Things are starting to get interesting now! I cut the tension by taking all of the food out of a fully-stocked kitchen and putting it in my pockets for later.
Part 4 of Spoiler Alert! for Deja Vu is here!
In which I totally didn't consult a walkthrough to find a part where I missed something, and then went back to fix it.
Also, the video being 13:37 is coincidental.
Part 3 of my playthrough of Deja Vu for the NES.
The pieces are starting to fall into place! Also, I follow the unwritten rule of 'always grab everything possible' and loot a high-end penthouse.
The Spoiler Alert! playthrough of Deja Vu continues.
Watch! As I stumble around the sewers. Marvel! As I spend a while at the slot machines trying to win cab fare. Witness! Me forgetting that I need to put a key in a door to unlock it.
Since I'm kicking off Spoiler Alert! this week with a playthrough of Deja Vu, I wanted to get down a few thoughts about the game itself.
I played through Deja Vu for the NES and broke it down into six parts, the first of which is right here!