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Translated Into: |
Van onderen! (Dutch) |
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User Summary: | It's the princess' birthday, but one of her presents isn't what it seems.... |
Demian's Thoughts: |
Now that we're back to Clyde Bosco's authorship again, the style of the first two books has come back. I was glad for its return, and it's accompanied by a decent (but not perfect) game design which integrates some of the more challenging gameplay mechanisms introduced in the previous volume -- getting the right stuff in your inventory is vital (though not as pointlessly difficult), and the puzzles, while not terribly hard, are at least mostly non-trivial. It's not really an outstanding book, but it's a pleasant read, going by rather quickly but offering just enough challenge to be satisfying to complete. My High Score - 5270 |
Fireguard's Thoughts: |
As the others say, this isn't a tremendously amazing book, but it manages to at least be satisfying. Luigi's puns made me groan at times, but there were a couple genuinely amusing instances that made up for them. I've liked the allusion about a grocery cart falling down stairs since fifth grade. Since it seems to be required for reviewing a Nintendo book around here... My Final Score: 4570 |
RyanThunder's Thoughts: |
I did not like the ending to this book, because I found out that it is literally impossible to get a score below 4000 points. But anyway, the rest of the book itself is very enjoyable, particulary because of Clyde Bosco's triumphant return, so I laughed out loud more than a few times once again. The puzzles in here had a mediocre difficulty, and the first puzzle was pretty time-consuming for me. I really liked the environments the Mario Bros. went through. But, again, I did not like the flawed ending. End Results: High Score: 4470 |
Errata: | The balloon and noisemaker items don't appear on the score card. |
Special Thanks: | Thanks to Fireguard for the errata. |
Users Who Own This Item: | Arkadia, B0N0V0X, CSquared, dave2002a, Demian, egokun, exaquint (1st), Fireguard, katzcollection (American and British editions), kinderstef, kleme, mlvoss, Mr ?, ntar (American), plowboy, Pseudo_Intellectual, Radical347, RyanThunder (American version), Ryuran333 (British), Sheridan77, waktool (AU 1st; US 2nd) |
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First printing
Series: | Nintendo Adventure Books no. 5 |
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Item: | Pipe Down! |
Author: |
Bosco, Clyde
(pseudonym used by Ginns, Russell)
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Illustrators: |
Wray, Greg
(cover) Zalme, Ron (puzzles) |
Date: |
September, 1991 |
ISBN: |
0671742035 / 9780671742034
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Length: | 121 pages (62 sections) |
Number of Endings: | 6 |
Pringles edition
Series: | Nintendo Adventure Books no. 5 |
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Item: | Pipe Down! |
Author: |
Bosco, Clyde
(pseudonym used by Ginns, Russell)
|
Illustrators: |
Wray, Greg
(cover) Zalme, Ron (puzzles) |
ISBN: |
0671742035 / 9780671742034
|
Length: | 121 pages (62 sections) |
Number of Endings: | 6 |
British edition
Series: | Nintendo Adventure Books no. 5 |
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Item: | Pipe Down! |
Author: |
Bosco, Clyde
(pseudonym used by Ginns, Russell)
|
Illustrators: |
Wray, Greg
(cover) Zalme, Ron (puzzles) |
Date: |
November 5, 1992 |
ISBN: |
0749713062 / 9780749713065
|
Length: | 121 pages (62 sections) |
Number of Endings: | 6 |
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