Nudity in MAME games
The Ace Man
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> How many games on the MAME feature nudity?
>
> Peek-A-Boo and Poker Ladies are the only two I know about.
Puzznic, Splash! and Zero Zone also have nudity.
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Sune Salminen
"The Ace Man" <comb...@worldnet.att.ten> wrote in message
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> >
> > Peek-A-Boo and Poker Ladies are the only two I know about.
>
>
> --
> Ace
And there's a kinky Japanese Qix-variant called Gal's Panic. Eww!
And of course everybody knows that all characters in Bezerk are naked, hi
hi.
-Sune
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Doberman
>
> And there's a kinky Japanese Qix-variant called Gal's Panic. Eww!
> And of course everybody knows that all characters in Bezerk are naked, hi
> hi.
>
I just passed on an original Gal's Panic machine yesterday.
Despite the promise of seeing cartoonish naked chicks, the
game is just so damn difficult that it's not very fun to play for
long.
Dobe
'Dungeon' Dave
>And of course everybody knows that all characters in Bezerk are naked, hi
>hi.
>
It's even worse in Frenzy - there's a right orgy going on in those
rooms...
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nick J
"GilianFrye" <gilia...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> How many games on the MAME feature nudity?
>
> Peek-A-Boo and Poker Ladies are the only two I know about.
Ms Pac-Man only wears a bow and her husband is always strolling around
naked.
nick J
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Covenant
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>
>
> "GilianFrye" <gilia...@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20000724152906...@ng-fd1.aol.com...
> > How many games on the MAME feature nudity?
> >
> > Peek-A-Boo and Poker Ladies are the only two I know about.
>
>
> Ms Pac-Man only wears a bow and her husband is always strolling around
> naked.
There is also nudity in ...
Rampage !!
;')
Covenant
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> And Magix
And Pocket Gals
and Gun Dealer
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'Dungeon' Dave
> I just passed on an original Gal's Panic machine yesterday.
>Despite the promise of seeing cartoonish naked chicks, the
>game is just so damn difficult that it's not very fun to play for
>long.
>
and glimpse Manga flesh. Those designers weren't daft!
evo
HedgeSlammer
In article <8lkrd5$ecc$1...@news7.svr.pol.co.uk>, fun...@the.beach says...
Anthony C. Ard
>>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Kohlbach <ank...@xoommail.com> writes:
Andreas> On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 07:52:08 GMT, nick J wrote:
>> Ms Pac-Man only wears a bow and her husband is always strolling
>> around naked.
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nick J
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> Shouldn't that be "sister?" It's Ms. Pac-Man, not Mrs. Pac-Man. :-)
>
Don't be disgusting ;-) haven't you seen the interludes. If they were
brother and sister they'd be on a Ricki Lake show probably entitled "She's
my sister, but Ricki I kissed her!"
nick J
Fish Taco Joe Schmuckatelli
>Shouldn't that be "sister?" It's Ms. Pac-Man, not Mrs. Pac-Man. :-)
She's a liberated Pac.
And if she's his sister, then we're seeing an instance of arcade incest...
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'Dungeon' Dave <News...@nospam.forget.it> wrote in message
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'Dungeon' Dave
ucka...@KILL.SPAMFORD.WALLACE.NOW> thrust forth the
following...
>On Wed, 26 Jul 2000 06:29:30 GMT, aa...@best.com (Anthony C. Ard)
>wrote:
>
>>Shouldn't that be "sister?" It's Ms. Pac-Man, not Mrs. Pac-Man. :-)
>
>She's a liberated Pac.
>
>And if she's his sister, then we're seeing an instance of arcade incest...
Hmmm... cousins, then?
[ PRoToCoL ]
<nick....@nospam.nokia.com> forced their way to the front of the
newsgroup to say.......
>> Shouldn't that be "sister?" It's Ms. Pac-Man, not Mrs. Pac-Man. :-)
>
>Don't be disgusting ;-) haven't you seen the interludes. If they were
>brother and sister they'd be on a Ricki Lake show probably entitled "She's
>my sister, but Ricki I kissed her!"
...and Qbert would turn up claiming to have slept with both of them
LOL
[ PRoToCoL ]
Jacek Popławski
> I just passed on an original Gal's Panic machine yesterday.
>Despite the promise of seeing cartoonish naked chicks, the
>game is just so damn difficult that it's not very fun to play for
>long.
wow! based on old good qix, but playablity is fantastic ;-)
Sune Salminen
"Nick" <nick_s...@lineone.net> wrote in message
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> Unlike you Dungeon Dave. Whoops top posting again!
>
> Nick
What's the point? You're in his killfile by now anyway.
-Sune
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<salm...@post.cybercity.dk> forced their way to the front of the
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>> Unlike you Dungeon Dave. Whoops top posting again!
>What's the point? You're in his killfile by now anyway.
His killfile has been used so much he can only see his own messages
Hehe
[ PRoToCoL ]
Nick
Nick
Sune Salminen <salm...@post.cybercity.dk> wrote in message
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>
> "Nick" <nick_s...@lineone.net> wrote in message
> news:8lnac8$n07$1...@supernews.com...
> > Unlike you Dungeon Dave. Whoops top posting again!
> >
> > Nick
>
> What's the point? You're in his killfile by now anyway.
>
> -Sune
>
>
Knudsen
>>Despite the promise of seeing cartoonish naked chicks, the
>>game is just so damn difficult that it's not very fun to play for
>>long.
The game is not difficult. I think it's funny when people who suck say a
game is too difficult rather than admitting they suck.
You just have to learn the tricks. There are certain boards where you can
clear them and get a perfect clear in a matter of seconds. Besides, you get
unlimited continues.
I will admit that the second level fire bouncy guy is a little bitch.
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Covenant
"Andreas Kohlbach" <ank...@xoommail.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 12:01:22 +0100, Covenant wrote:
> >
> >Rampage !!
>
> Yes, the man on the toilet after the monster smashes the wall. *LOL*
well.. actually.. *I* meant when your character changes back into a person
at the end!!
;')
Doberman
"Knudsen" <knuds...@aol.comERASEMME> wrote in message
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> > I just passed on an original Gal's Panic machine yesterday.
> >>Despite the promise of seeing cartoonish naked chicks, the
> >>game is just so damn difficult that it's not very fun to play for
> >>long.
>
> The game is not difficult. I think it's funny when people who suck
say a
> game is too difficult rather than admitting they suck.
Rather presumptious and juvenile of you to assume that someone
sucks, don't you think? I've been playing video games since there
were video games. I've got a pretty good handle on my abilities, and
know when they're lacking and am not at all afraid to admit it. Gals
Panic is just plain tough.
> You just have to learn the tricks. There are certain boards where you
can
> clear them and get a perfect clear in a matter of seconds. Besides, you
get
> unlimited continues.
I don't consider someone who's found "tricks" to beat a game to
be any good at it. I can teach a seven year old kid the patterns to
Pac-Man. Does that mean he's any good at it? There's a fine line
here.
Dobe
'Dungeon' Dave
ty.dk> thrust forth the following...
>What's the point? You're in his killfile by now anyway.
>
>-Sune
>
>
'Dungeon' Dave
om> thrust forth the following...
>His killfile has been used so much he can only see his own messages
>Hehe
>
>[ PRoToCoL ]
* plooooo... oh, its you, Protocol!
Yeah - killfile = egotistical rantings notch-filter.
[ PRoToCoL ]
<News...@nospam.forget.it> forced their way to the front of the
newsgroup to say.......
>>His killfile has been used so much he can only see his own messages
>>Hehe
>* plooooo... oh, its you, Protocol!
>
>Yeah - killfile = egotistical rantings notch-filter.
Ego....Egotis?........Egotist.....damn
Thats a long complicated word at 11.00pm
Especially when your half p*ssed %:-Q
Yes Mark......I get smashed occashionally ttoo
Whose round is it anyway ??
[ PRoToCoL ]
Knudsen
>know when they're lacking and am not at all afraid to admit it. Gals
>Panic is just plain tough.
No. It's challenging. I'm not sure what you are comparing it to, but it's
not an especially difficult game, in fact it's a game in which a person can go
quite far on one credit. Maybe you should practice it a bit more? It's just a
matter of learning the way the game works. There are things you can't do, for
example claiming space on the sillouhette too early will often cost you points
on the meter.
Sorry, but I come from a time when people actually spent time learning how
to get good at a game, instead of expecting to beat it on their first try
without dying as you apparently expect to do...
> I don't consider someone who's found "tricks" to beat a game to
>be any good at it.
I don't mean codes and cheats. I'm talking about strategies. It IS a
puzzle game, and without these strategies there would be no game. Moving your
cursor around aimlessly does not make you a "non-cheater" or a manlier player
in Gal's Panic. It just makes you die.
>I can teach a seven year old kid the patterns to
>Pac-Man. Does that mean he's any good at it?
The thing is, Gal's Panic has a random element. The way the damn things
bounce isn't the same over and over.
Nick
Who cares ?!
Nick
'Dungeon' Dave <News...@nospam.forget.it> wrote in message
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> And it came to pass that Sune Salminen <salm...@post.cyberci
> ty.dk> thrust forth the following...
> >What's the point? You're in his killfile by now anyway.
> >
> >-Sune
> >
> >
> He is - this one slipped through!
Sune Salminen
> On Wed, 26 Jul 2000 22:22:23 GMT, [ PRoToCoL ] wrote:
> >On Wed, 26 Jul 2000 09:52:39 GMT, "nick J"
> >newsgroup to say.......
> >
> >>> Shouldn't that be "sister?" It's Ms. Pac-Man, not Mrs. Pac-Man. :-)
> >>
> >>Don't be disgusting ;-) haven't you seen the interludes. If they were
> >>brother and sister they'd be on a Ricki Lake show probably entitled
"She's
> >>my sister, but Ricki I kissed her!"
> >
> >LOL
> >[ PRoToCoL ]
>
> *LOL*
>
> Anyway, I think Qbert was looking pretty snugglish for a computer figure
so
> both might have accepted this. ;)
>
> Andreas
This is the real story about the life of Donkey Kong. Pac Man, his sister
(?) and Q-Bert are featured in this story - and don't worry, all ends well.
http://www.angelfire.com/journal/khan/donkeykong.html
-Sune
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HedgeSlammer
In article <8lsue7$2gnf$1...@news.cybercity.dk>, salm...@post.cybercity.dk
says...
[ PRoToCoL ]
Kohlbach) forced their way to the front of the newsgroup to say.......
>>>Don't be disgusting ;-) haven't you seen the interludes. If they were
>>>brother and sister they'd be on a Ricki Lake show probably entitled "She's
>>>my sister, but Ricki I kissed her!"
>>
>>....and Qbert would turn up claiming to have slept with both of them
>
>*LOL*
>Anyway, I think Qbert was looking pretty snugglish for a computer figure so
>both might have accepted this. ;)
Snugglish?
This is a new word to me
[ PRoToCoL ]
'Dungeon' Dave
com> thrust forth the following...
>Anyway, I think Qbert was looking pretty snugglish
!!!!!
Andreas... I'm *shocked*!!
Sune Salminen
/Snip
> >>Anyway, I think Qbert was looking pretty snugglish for a computer figure
so
> >>both might have accepted this. ;)
> >
> >Snugglish?
> >This is a new word to me
>
> Damn translator:
>
> kuscheln :== to snuggle
>
> So I thought "kuschelig" could be "snugglish". :)
>
> What is the correct word?
>
> Andreas
Don't worry, at least three other people have used that word in the
past....LOL!
http://www.google.com/search?q=Snugglish&meta=lr%3D%26hl%3Dda
[ PRoToCoL ]
Kohlbach) forced their way to the front of the newsgroup to say.......
>>>Anyway, I think Qbert was looking pretty snugglish for a computer figure so
>>>both might have accepted this. ;)
>>
>>Snugglish?
>>This is a new word to me
>
>Damn translator:
>kuscheln :== to snuggle
>So I thought "kuschelig" could be "snugglish". :)
>What is the correct word?
I understand "to snuggle up" so I guess its a word derived from that
If it isn't in the English language it damn well should be :-)
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'Dungeon' Dave
om> thrust forth the following...
>
>If it isn't in the English language it damn well should be :-)
>
>[ PRoToCoL ]
You're just mellowing in your old age!
Doberman
"Knudsen" <knuds...@aol.comERASEMME> wrote in message
> > I've got a pretty good handle on my abilities, and
> >know when they're lacking and am not at all afraid to admit it. Gals
> >Panic is just plain tough.
>
> No. It's challenging. I'm not sure what you are comparing it to, but
it's
> not an especially difficult game, in fact it's a game in which a person
can go
> quite far on one credit. Maybe you should practice it a bit more? It's
just a
> matter of learning the way the game works. There are things you can't do,
for
> example claiming space on the sillouhette too early will often cost you
points
> on the meter.
So now it's "challenging"? "Tough" "Difficult" "Challenging" What's
the difference?
> Sorry, but I come from a time when people actually spent time
learning how
> to get good at a game, instead of expecting to beat it on their first try
> without dying as you apparently expect to do...
Hardly. I'd be willing to bet that I'm as old if not older than you. I
was
alive and pumping quarters back when games had no hidden cheats and
many didn't even let you continue. I also went through a long Atari
Computer
game pirate stage where I had literally hundreds and hundreds of games that
I learned to play with no instructions whatsoever. I can handle figureing
out
a game.
This one's tough. Or challenging. Or whatever you want to call it.
Dobe
[ PRoToCoL ]
<News...@nospam.forget.it> forced their way to the front of the
newsgroup to say.......
>>I understand "to snuggle up" so I guess its a word derived from that
>>If it isn't in the English language it damn well should be :-)
>You're just mellowing in your old age!
I know..........
I'm just a big Snuggle Bunny these days
[ PRoToCoL ]
Knudsen
>Dobe
Try this: find a non-sillouette part of the board, and set up a partial
box. Then wait for the Qix to find its way inside. Then close the box off. 100%
clear! Or set up the box and claim space outside the trap in order to force the
Qix inside. You can get 100% on 90% of the boards if you are patient. Don't
worry about your health meter, it's worth it to lose points in order to force
the Qix into the trap. Also don't kill your trap just because a burger or
something shows up. Health is really not that big an issue in this game.
If you don't care about 100% clear, you can use the above strategy 100%
of the time just to "beat" the board. Though you might as well go for 100%
clear.
If you don't want to use the trap method, a good idea is to circle around
claiming the non-sillouhette parts of the board in order to rake up your health
meter. When the board gets small and crowded, don't stay in one place waiting
for the Sparx to give you a chance. Instead, move around, claiming little bits
at a time. They will have a harder time tracking you if you shift to different
areas of the board. If you stay in one spot they will just stick to you like
glue.
Ignore the little spaceship item. It's useless and short-lived, and not
worth the risk unless it's right where you can grab it with no problems.
In general, don't worry about health, because if the girl transforms, you
can simply grab one of the cherubs and put it right back to normal no sweat.
Also, burgers tend to appear right after you transform the girl. Sometimes you
can grab the burger and cherub in one go, getting 12 health points and ending
up better off than you did before the transformation. The only time a
transformation will kill you is if the board area left is very small, and in
trying to grab the cherub, you finish the level. Even if you grabbed the cherub
on your last move, It won't count it's points. Instead, it'll end the level
with the sheep or whatever.
The game seems hard at first, but it's actually very simple and once you
know what's going on, you should be able to beat all the girls with 4 credits
or less. Using a joystick, I can beat all the girls with 3 credits (that's two
continues). Using the arrow keys, I can usually do it with 4. Sometimes I have
a "magic game" where I either don't continue or have to continue just once.
It's always that second level firey bitch that gets me! He makes cheap homing
attacks.
Sune Salminen
"Knudsen" <knuds...@aol.comERASEMME> wrote in message
/Snipped excellent walkthrough of Gals Panic
All i can say is
Wow!
-Sune
Mark Coleman
Since I've been following this thread, I thought I would try this game, but
now i'm addicted. I just wish i'd seen this in my local
arcade...(Southend-on-sea!)
Mark
Sune Salminen
"Mark Coleman" <Mark.C...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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/Snip
> Since I've been following this thread, I thought I would try this game,
but
> now i'm addicted. I just wish i'd seen this in my local
> arcade...(Southend-on-sea!)
>
> Mark
I'm told there's an arcade here in Copenhagen that has it. "Professor
Olsen's Spilleland" (Gameland) in the Scala mall, no less. The entry fee is
£3, but then you get a free soda and a handfull of tokens.. not bad! I'm
going there with a friend next week - should be good fun.. I've also heard
they have Metal Slug II in there ;-)
BTW Mark, remember to send some pictures of yourself to Andreas Kolbach!
-Sune
Mark Coleman
> I'm told there's an arcade here in Copenhagen that has it. "Professor
> Olsen's Spilleland" (Gameland) in the Scala mall, no less. The entry fee
is
> £3, but then you get a free soda and a handfull of tokens.. not bad! I'm
> going there with a friend next week - should be good fun.. I've also heard
> they have Metal Slug II in there ;-)
> BTW Mark, remember to send some pictures of yourself to Andreas Kolbach!
>
> -Sune
LOL, I will, but I'll have to re-inforce the camera lens...;-) Let me know
what the arcade is like!
Mark
Sune Salminen
He he, Sure! BTW, last week i went to Tivoli to hear some friends play, and
afterwards we went to the arcades they have there. They had a Operation Wolf
tucked away in a corner, the sit-down version of Outrun (and also the stand
up version that someone had left two credits in...yes! ;-)), Terminator II
and Mortal Kombat II. The rest of the games were modern, HUGE, linked Racing
games, Time Crisis style shooting games and fighting games. Crazy Taxi by
Sega looked very c00l, didn't play it though, but i tried a Water Scooter
racing game were you sat on a "real" Water Scooter (what's the proper name
for one of these things anyway :-) with hydraulics that made it move and
shake so forcefully that i nearly fell off! You could lean the "bike" to one
side and it would turn harder. That was a rush!!
Will you tell me about the Arcade you go to at Southend-On-Sea?
-Sune
Reynard Fox
Sune, when you go to Professor Olsens, you'll find Gals Panic just 2 meters from Namco Classic Collection Vol.2 and
Bubble Bobble. Whoever manages Professor Olsen must have some fond memories of the older games. -And they are cheap;
one credit in the new release games cost 10 Dkr. -Gals Panic, Namco Classic coll.2 and Bubble Bobble cost 5 Dkr for 2
credits. They also have a version of Bomberman in that corner.
Do give the Pacman Special edition a go, it's cool (even though the monitor is almost totally wasted).
Tivoli used to have Atari Pacman, Original B/W Sea Wolf with periscope (from the early '70's). -They disappeared about 5
years ago. Anyway many of their machines are now a bit run down imho. I felt sad at the disappearance of Pacman (I was
only later that I found Namco Classic 2 at Olsens).
Cheers
Reynard
Sune Salminen
"Reynard Fox" <canis_...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:canis_vulpes-
/Snip
> Sune, when you go to Professor Olsens........
Mange tak, hr. ræv :-)
Det er godt at se der stadig er nogle af de gamle spil tilbage her i byen.
Kælderen under Palads kan iøvrigt også byde på nogle interessante gensyn. Og
så ligger der et Pizzaria på Ny Carlsbergvej, der har et af mine favorit
NeoGeo spil, Top Hunter.. ;-) He he, min Shawarma bliver kold...
Ha' det,
-Sune
Peter Ives
<Mark.C...@btinternet.com> writes
>
>"Sune Salminen" <salm...@post.cybercity.dk> wrote in message
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>>
>> "Knudsen" <knuds...@aol.comERASEMME> wrote in message
>> news:20000731170736...@ng-co1.aol.com...
>>
>> /Snipped excellent walkthrough of Gals Panic
>>
>>
>> All i can say is
>> Wow!
>>
>>
>> -Sune
>
>now i'm addicted. I just wish i'd seen this in my local
>arcade...(Southend-on-sea!)
>
>Mark
>
>
Surely not, there must be thousands of us. :)
Pity our footie team's so crap these days though. :(
BTW, haven't visited those arcades in yonks personally! Had a go at
some rally driving game whilst in the Kursaal bar boozing a couple of
months back (they have an arcade you can go into whilst also
drinking/dancing the night away). Unfortunately a female friend of mine
beat me, so it must have been a crap game and far too easy to drive. :)
--
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Mark Coleman
SNIP
>
> Will you tell me about the Arcade you go to at Southend-On-Sea?
>
> -Sune
>
that carry the older machines (surprise eh? ;-) ) I've played Crazy taxi
(and bought a dreamcast for it!) The arcade itself is nothing special, and
desterted as it doesn't carry all the latest games (at least the one i go to
the most). It even has a playchoice 10 machine.
Mark
nick J
Mark,
which arcade still has some older machines in. I haven't been back to
southend for a while but I seem to remember spending much of my time/money
in Sunspot and Mr B's probable because I was too lazy to walk any further
down the seafront. There used to be a playchoice and a versus on the pier
but then it burnt down for the 20th time.
I'm in Copenhagen at the end of august too so little does my girlfriend know
what she's in store for when I suggest we go to the mall :)
nick J
nick J
> Mmm, alt.games.mame, home of the Southenders. Or are we the only 2?
> Surely not, there must be thousands of us. :)
>
nick J
Mark Coleman
> >
> There are about twelve all along the sea front... I seem to go to the ones
> that carry the older machines (surprise eh? ;-) ) I've played Crazy taxi
> (and bought a dreamcast for it!) The arcade itself is nothing special,
and
> desterted as it doesn't carry all the latest games (at least the one i go
to
> the most). It even has a playchoice 10 machine.
>
> Mark
>
>
The arcade in Southend-on-sea that has the old machines is the one next to
Wendys burger bar under the peir itself. Also there's one opposite that has
Outrun upright for 10p. Practising on MAME does not make it easier in the
arcade...
Mark
'Dungeon' Dave
thrust forth the following...