SBCG4AP Dev Blog
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| - | | [[Image:Sbdev mig29 front.jpg|100px]] || 17 Apr 2008 || '''Anadigilogital''' || Strong Bad complains about the game's lack of box art and dipswitches. || Rebel Assault 1 (from a time when nasty looking full motion video was the future of gaming!) | + | | [[Image:Sbdev mig29 front.jpg|100px]] || 17 Apr 2008 || '''Anadigilogital''' || Strong Bad complains about the game's lack of box art and dipswitches. || [[Wikipedia:Star Wars: Rebel Assault|Rebel Assault 1]] (from a time when nasty looking full motion video was the future of gaming!) |
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| - | | [[Image:Puzzmaster.jpg|100px]] || 10 Apr 2008 || '''Nobody Listens to Strong Bandrew''' || Strong Bad decries the Telltale Team's rejection of his game ideas. || Wagyan Land (the end boss is a word game!) | + | | [[Image:Puzzmaster.jpg|100px]] || 10 Apr 2008 || '''Nobody Listens to Strong Bandrew''' || Strong Bad decries the Telltale Team's rejection of his game ideas. || [http://www.gamespot.com/nes/action/wagyanland/index.html Wagyan Land] (the end boss is a word game!) |
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Revision as of 07:58, 21 April 2008
Strong Bad regularly updates a Dev Blog to promote Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People.
Blog Entries
| Image | Date | Title | Description | Currently Playing: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 17 Apr 2008 | Anadigilogital | Strong Bad complains about the game's lack of box art and dipswitches. | Rebel Assault 1 (from a time when nasty looking full motion video was the future of gaming!) |
 | 10 Apr 2008 | Nobody Listens to Strong Bandrew | Strong Bad decries the Telltale Team's rejection of his game ideas. | Wagyan Land (the end boss is a word game!) |
Fun Facts
- Mig 29 Soviet Fighter is an unlicensed game for the NES. The switch on the back of the game triggers a voltage spike intended to temporarily disable the NES's lock-out chip so that the unlicensed game can be played on an official console.
External Links
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