This person has made others, but this was the first one I stumbled upon.
Showing posts with label Mario Is Missing!. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mario Is Missing!. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
6amerWa7cher1980 remixes the Kenya/Greece theme in Mario Paint Composer
This person has made others, but this was the first one I stumbled upon.
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 9 of 9
And here we are...the end of the game!
London, England
Crown Jewels
Q - From the Tower, you can see:
A - The Thames.
Q - Who ordered the building of the Tower of London?
A - William the Conqueror.
Q - One of the things the Tower of London was NOT used for was a:
A - Post office.
Westminster Abbey Shakespeare Bust
Q - What does 'Minster' mean, anyway?
A - Monastery.
Q - The Abbey is a masterpiece of what style of architecture:
A - Gothic.
Q - Edward the Confessor ordered the Abbey built as his:
A - Burial place.
Big Ben Minute Hand
Q - Big Ben is a:
A - Bell.
Q - Big Ben is _____ feet tall.
A - 320.
Q - The BBC uses Big Ben as its official:
A - Time signal.
Roy
Just jump on his head six times.
You did it. Now make your way to the top floor and you'll get the ending, where Bowser gets launched into Antarctica and is forced to freeze to death. You've won!
Monday, October 15, 2018
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 8 of 9
We go to Asia and Europe once more as we come close to beating this game!
Tokyo, Japan, Asia
Sensoji Temple Lantern
Q - The Sensoji Temple is built in the shape of a:
A - Pagoda.
Q - The Sensoji Temple is in the _____ district of the city.
A - Asaku.
Q - What lights the path to the Pagoda Temple?
A - Red lanterns.
Great Buddha's Orange
Q - The Buddha is:
A - 37 feet tall.
Q - You can pay extra, to visit inside the Buddha's:
A - Belly.
Q - Daibutsu lost his house because of:
A - A tidal wave.
Kokugikan Arena Sumo Apron
Q - To fight, wrestlers wear a bun and a:
A - Loincloth.
Q - The aim of Sumo wrestling is to force the opponent:
A - Out of the ring.
Q - The wrestling area is in the shape of a:
A - Circle.
Cairo, Egypt, Africa
Top Brick of Great Pyramid
Q - The entrance to the royal pyramids always face:
A - North.
Q - The Great Pyramid tips the scale at:
A - 2.5 million tons.
Q - What you get is what you see -- Pyramids were built to be:
A - Tombs.
Gingerbread Clock Tower
Q - What will you find inside the main domed building?
A - The Sultan's Crypt.
Q - What did the Egyptians trade for the clock tower?
A - Obelisk.
Q - Who lived in the Mosque in 1517?
A - Sultans.
Sphinx Klaft
Q - Who gave the Sphinx its name?
A - The Greeks.
Q - The Sphinx is located in:
A - Giza.
Q - The Sphinx is half man and half:
A - Lion.
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 7 of 9
Remember Rio De Janiero? Yep, this one isn't in the NES version, either.
Third Floor
This is it. Just five more areas and you're done. Once again, right to left.
New York City, New York, USA, North America
King Kong
Q - How tall is the Empire State Building?
A - 102 stories.
Q - The building takes its name from:
A - New York's nickname.
Q - The Empire State Building is located in:
A - Manhattan.
Statue of Liberty Torch
Q - The Statue of Liberty honors:
A - French-American friendship.
Q - Ms. Liberty looks a lot like:
A - The sculptor's mom.
Statue of Prometheus
Q - Rockefeller Center street closes one day a year because:
A - So the street can remain private property.
Q - The statue that overlooks the skating rink is:
A - Prometheus.
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, South America
Christ the Redeemer Statue Spotlight
Q - From what material is the Redeemer made?
A - Concrete.
Q - What groups donated money to erect the statue?
A - Churches.
Sugar Loaf Mountain Cable Car
Q - Sugar Loaf got its name from:
A - Portugese sailors.
Q - What's the name of the bay east of Sugar Loaf?
A - Guanabara Bay.
Q - Tourists can scale the mountain by:
A - Trolley.
Copacabana Beach Seashell
Q - The Copacabana beach is world famous for:
A - People-watching.
Q - How long is the Copacabana beach?
A - 4.5 kilometers.
Sunday, October 14, 2018
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 6 of 9
One more level, and we can hit up the third floor!
Paris, France, Europe
Arc De Triomphe Eternal Flame
Q - Who ordered the arch to be built?
A - Napoleon.
Q - Who is responsible for rekindling the torch at the Tomb?
A - Old Soldiers Association.
Q - When was the building completed?
A - 1836.
Notre Dame Cathedral Bell
Q - How many towers does the Cathedral have?
A - Two.
Q - What does Notre Dame mean in English?
A - Our Lady.
Q - The cathedral is an example of what architectural style?
A - Gothic.
Eiffel Tower Tricolor (French Flag)
Q - What was the profession of the man who designed the Eiffel Tower?
A - Engineer.
Q - For what occasion was the Eiffel Tower built?
A - World's Fair.
Q - What is the Eiffel Tower made of?
A - Steel and rivets.
Iggy Koopa
Just jump on his head six times. There you go. Why I call him Lemmy, I have no idea.
CGR Undertow reviews Mario Is Missing! for Super Nintendo
Another game, another review from CGR Undertow. I miss them.
Saturday, October 13, 2018
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 5 of 9
I forgot about the new-wave like music for Sydney, too. I missed this game...as mediocre/bad as it was.
Sydney, Australia, Oceania
Koala
Q - Koalas can be found in:
A - Only in Australia.
Q - Taronga Zoo can be reached from Sydney by:
A - Ferry boat.
Q - So, what does that bear like to eat?
A - Eucalyptus.
Sheet Music
Q - People say the Opera House resembles:
A - A sailboat.
Q - When did the Opera House open?
A - 1973.
Q - The Opera House is built on:
A - Bennelong Point.
Surfboard
Q - Every year the Australian Surf _____ is held at Bondi.
A - Championships.
Q - About how big is Bondi Beach?
A - 75,000 square feet.
Q - Surfers seem to like Bondi Beach more than _____ Beach.
A - Manly.
Mexico City, Mexico, North America
Angel of Independence
Q - The Zona Rosa is Spanish for _____ zone.
A - Pink.
Q - The Angel faces:
A - Juarez Avenue.
Q - The angel honors heroes of the Mexican _____.
A - Revolution.
Diego Rivera Mural
Q - Rivera is known for his _____ murals.
A - Political.
Q - The mural took _____ years to complete.
A - 16.
Q - The name of the mural is _____ of the Mexican People in Their Struggle for Freedom and Independence.
A - Epic.
Fine Arts Catalog
Q - Diego Rivera's wife, _____ was also a famous artist:
A - Freida Kahlo.
Q - The museum used to be a:
A - Royal Palace.
Q - The Palace is across the park from:
A - A 600-foot tower.
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 4 of 9
I just realized that this has an extra location compared to the NES version. Yep, I had to get on the keyboard once again to type up the questions for Athens, Greece. Also, I haven't heard the muzak rendition of Star Road from this game in ages.
Second Floor
Once again, we're going from right to left. This floor also gets different music.
Athens, Greece, Europe
Unlike the NES game, Athens is Super Nintendo-exclusive. Enjoy your bonus material.
Brass Plaque
Q - For whom did they name the arch for the new Roman city?
A - Hadrian.
Q - What other famous arch does this resemble?
A - Arc de Triomphe.
Q - The arch is made of:
A - Marble.
Parthenon Column
Q - Which of the three types of Greek columns is best represented?
A - Doric
Q - The Parthenon was built to honor:
A - Athena
Caryatid
Q - Each Caryatid has a lovely face. What are they meant to replace?
A - Columns
Q - What is one thing the Erechtheion Temple has not been?
A - Disco
Q - The original Caryatids were removed to protect them from:
A - Pollution.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Obelisk Stone
Q - What does the Obelisk Monument honor?
A - Founding of Buenos Aires.
Q - What will you find at the top of the Obelisk?
A - Windows.
Q - What could a visitor do inside the Obelisk?
A - Climb stairs to the top.
Flute
Q - How many people can fit on the stage of the Teatro Colon?
A - 600.
Q - When was the Teatro Colon built?
A - 1908.
Q - Which group does not perform at the Colon?
A - Tango dancers.
Boleadoras
Q - What is boleadoras made of?
A - Leather and stones.
Q - What is the American version of a Gaucho?
A - Cowhand.
Q - What is a boleadoras?
A - A gaucho tool.
Friday, October 12, 2018
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 3 of 9
The magic moment is at 6:01.
San Francisco, California, U.S.A., North America
Golden Gate Fog Horn
Q - The Golden Gate Bridge was built in:
A - 1937.
Q - The Golden Gate connects San Francisco to:
A - Marin County.
Q - What color is the Golden Gate Bridge?
A - Orange.
Coit Tower Window
Q - On what hill does Coit Tower stand?
A - Telegraph Hill.
Q - What was the Tower built to honor?
A - The S.F. Fire Brigade.
Top of the Transamerica Pyramid
Q - The Transamerica Pyramid is earthquake proof due to its:
A - Concrete base.
Q - The Pyramid is located:
A - On Columbus Avenue.
Q - The Transamerica Pyramid was completed in:
A - 1972.
Moscow, Russia, Europe
Emperor's Cannonball
Q - Whose image appears on the cannon?
A - Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich.
Q - The cannon is the ________ in the world.
A - Biggest.
Ballet Slipper
Q - Alexander Gorsky is said to have introduced _____ into ballet.
A - Realism.
Q - The Bolshoi Theatre:
A - Sells out every show.
Q - Bolshoi is a city, a ballet troupe, and:
A - A theatre.
St. Basil's Cathedral Dome
Q - Who ordered the church built?
A - Ivan the Terrible.
Q - Holy Fool means _____ in Russian.
A - Saint.
Q - The central structure is _____ feet high.
A - 107.
Ludwig von Koopa
Now that you've completed the first floor, it's time to fight Ludwig. He won't even damage you, so just jump on his head five times to take him down and go up to the second floor.
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 2 of 9
It's time to take on two more areas in the first floor!
Beijing, China, Asia
Great Wall Stone
Q - How long is the Great Wall?
A - 3946 miles.
Q - About how many men did it take to build the wall?
A - 300,000.
Q - When did the building of the wall begin?
A - 5th century BC.
Tower
Q - What did the Emperor do here, one night a year?
A - Fasted and prayed.
Q - Amazingly, the Great Hall was built without:
A - Nails.
Q - About how high is the Hall of Good Harvest?
A - 123 feet.
Archway
Q - Who built the heavenly gate?
A - Yung Lee.
Q - Who was forbidden from entering Forbidden City through the Heavenly Gate?
A - Everyone but the Emperor.
Q - What is Forbidden City's present name?
A - Palace Museum.
Nairobi, Kenya, Africa
Baby Elephant
Q - The safari park is important because it allows animals to:
A - Roam free.
Q - The Nairobi National Park is also an animal _____.
A - Preserve.
Maasai Headdress
Q - What does a Maasai warrior use to dye his skin red?
A - Ochre paste.
Q - The Maasai make a living from what animals?
A - Cattle.
Human Skull
Q - Anthropologists think Kenya may be the birthplace of mankind. Why?
A - Very old human fossils.
Q - How old is that skull you're holding?
A - 3,000,000 years.
Q - Who discovered that skull you're holding?
A - Richard Leaky.
Thursday, October 11, 2018
PrinceWatercress plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 1 of 9
Sure, it's a meh edutainment game, and it could have been done without the Mario franchise, but it still exists. Might as well play it, right?
Unlike the NES game, you'll have three floors with five doors each. When you complete a level, you won't be able to return (thankfully). When you complete a floor, you'll get the easiest boss battle ever. Just defeat the Koopa Kid that runs around three times to beat him.
There are numerous Koopas in the cities now, and the ones with the loot die in funny ways, such as crumbling into pieces or shooting up into the sky like a rocket. Press B to pick the loot up. Yeah, you have to jump to pick up loot. I guess Software Toolworks couldn't make any uses for any of the other buttons...or remember that the X button existed.
The people are in specific spots on the map (which seems to generate at random, maybe it's just me). There are five people in all, and they not only look different from one another, they'll give you clues to where you are and what you've currently highlighted in the Artifacts section (more on that later).
Despite the roads going diagonally on the map, you still go left and right, so don't let that confuse you. Speaking of which, you can use the Select button to toggle an in-game map to see where you're currently at on any given street, as well as any people, pipes, info centers, and Koopas. Pressing L or R while this in-game map is toggled on will let you see the whole city map where everything moves in real time. If you're riding Yoshi, Luigi will be replaced by Yoshi on the map.
All the info booth girls look like Princess Peach now. The questions are exactly the same as the NES version, but you have to answer two questions instead of one to return the artifact. You can also ask for a newspaper for the artifact's location, so you can study up on the questions and learn general information about the landmark it's from. When you return an artifact, you can go into the booth and take a picture of the item so you can see a 16-bit rendition of what it looks like. If you get a question wrong, you'll have to wait for about a minute before you can try again.
To cross the roads, you actually have to cross at the crosswalks. Doing it in the road itself will cause a car horn to sound, probably to deter you from doing it like in the NES game. When you go down, Luigi looks both ways before crossing. Even if you go up, there's still a bit of a wait. It gets slightly annoying over time, and when you do it while riding Yoshi, Yoshi looks like a damn zombie. Seriously, it looks like he has no irises when he looks straight south.
The blue pipe takes you to Bowser's castle and is guarded by a Pokey. Unless you get Yoshi to where you are, you won't be able to scare it away, get on the pipe and return. The green ones warp you around the level, and this is pretty useful if you've just entered it and haven't even come close to killing all of the Koopas yet.
When you beat a level, you'll also get a bonus that depends on how much time you took to complete the level as well as the rewards for the artifacts you returned. Don't know why you'd want to get a high score in this game, but it does prove how good you are. Just like in the NES version, you'll also get a password for when you want to continue your game at a later date.
You actually get the Sistine Chapel picture here, but the nudity is tastefully edited. No genitalia here in an educational Super Nintendo game, thank you so much. At least it doesn't feel forced.
Now for the menu. The Artifacts section lets you choose which artifact you want to ask about. Just select the one you want so the border around it is in red, then continue on with the game. The Computer lets you re-read the clues you've gotten from other people. The Globulator lets you call Yoshi, who will appear if you choose the right location. The City Map gives you a view of the entire city map, but if you press both L and R at the same time, you'll be able to see it with everything moving in real time just like in normal gameplay. The Photo Album lets you see the pictures of all the artifacts you entered the booth for.
When you beat a level, you'll leave Yoshi behind whenever you re-enter Bowser's castle. You'll have to use the Globulator every time you enter a new city.
First Floor
We have five levels to choose from, but this is just the beginning.
Venice, Italy, Europe
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Q - What does Sistine mean in Latin?
A - Six.
Q - Let's make this picture perfect. Who painted the ceiling?
A - Michelangelo.
Q - Where is the Sistine Chapel located?
A - In the Vatican.
Gladiator Spear
Q - Just how many people could fit in this place?
A - 50,000.
Q - When was the Colosseum built?
A - AD 72.
Q - Who would use that spear?
A - Gladiators.
Trevi Fountain Coins
Q - Add your two cents, Luigi. Why do people throw coins?
A - To return to Rome.
Q - The Trevi is the biggest and oldest _____ in Rome.
A - Fountain.
Q - When was the Trevi built?
A - 1762.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Mario Is Missing! (Super NES) - The Speedrun by __sdfg
From the video description...
Q: whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
A: I don't know how jokes work.
Q: How do you know where to find the Koopas with artifacts?
A: The Koopas' spawn locations are determined by the order in which Luigi visits the cities. Since I follow the same route every time, I know where the Koopas will be.
Q: Why do you visit the cities in that weird order?
A: I believe it yields better spawn locations than I would get from visiting the cities in a more natural order, enough to make up for the extra time spent running between doors. I still need to plan and run a couple natural-order routes to confirm this, however.
Q: How do you answer the questions so fast on the first floor?
A: The curators ask the same questions in the same order as long as I follow the same route on the first floor. I memorized the inputs for answering those questions. On the second and third floors, some of the questions are random, so I have to stop and read many of the menus.
Q: Why do you wait to cross the street at the beginning of San Francisco (and a few other places)?
A: The game prevents you from crossing a street, going into a pipe, or opening the plumber's toolbox during the post-stomp animation for a Koopa with an artifact.
Q: How much faster do you think you can get this?
A: Sub-21:30 is definitely possible with this route. However, I don't plan to go for it.
Q: Why not go for sub-21:30?
A: I'm really tired of the game.
Q: What would a 100% run entail?
A: Luigi's computer tracks which of the clues he has received in each level. The game also records which photos Luigi has taken. Therefore, 100% would require reading all of the brochures, asking every NPC every possible question, and taking a photo of every landmark. Nobody should run that category under any circumstances.
Q: Do you plan to run any other educational Mario games?
A: No.
Q: What about Hotel Mario?
A: Please stop.
Friday, March 25, 2016
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 8 of 8
Here's your ending.
Almost all questions and answers come courtesy of DEngel's GameFAQs NES walkthrough, since the game's questions come from it.
Roy
Just jump on his head six times.You did it. Now make your way to the top floor and you'll get the ending, where Bowser gets launched into Antarctica and is forced to freeze to death.
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 7 of 8
We're almost done...
Almost all questions and answers come courtesy of DEngel's GameFAQs NES walkthrough, since the game's questions come from it.
Cairo, Egypt, Africa
Top Brick of Great Pyramid
Q - The entrance to the royal pyramids always face:
A - North.
Q - The Great Pyramid tips the scale at:
A - 2.5 million tons.
Q - What you get is what you see -- Pyramids were built to be:
A - Tombs.
Gingerbread Clock Tower
Q - What will you find inside the main domed building?A - The Sultan's Crypt.
Q - What did the Egyptians trade for the clock tower?
A - Obelisk.
Q - Who lived in the Mosque in 1517?
A - Sultans.
Sphinx Klaft
Q - Who gave the Sphinx its name?A - The Greeks.
Q - The Sphinx is located in:
A - Giza.
Q - The Sphinx is half man and half:
A - Lion.
London, England
Crown Jewels
Q - From the Tower, you can see:A - The Thames.
Q - Who ordered the building of the Tower of London?
A - William the Conqueror.
Q - One of the things the Tower of London was NOT used for was a:
A - Post office.
Westminster Abbey Shakespeare Bust
Q - What does 'Minster' mean, anyway?A - Monastery.
Q - The Abbey is a masterpiece of what style of architecture:
A - Gothic.
Q - Edward the Confessor ordered the Abbey built as his:
A - Burial place.
Big Ben Minute Hand
Q - Big Ben is a:A - Bell.
Q - Big Ben is _____ feet tall.
A - 320.
Q - The BBC uses Big Ben as its official:
A - Time signal.
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 6 of 8
Remember Rio De Janiero? Yep, this one isn't in the NES version, either.
Almost all questions and answers come courtesy of DEngel's GameFAQs NES walkthrough, since the game's questions come from it.
Iggy Koopa
Just jump on his head six times. There you go.
Third Floor
This is it. Just five more areas and you're done. Once again, right to left.
New York City, New York, USA, North America
King Kong
Q - How tall is the Empire State Building?A - 102 stories.
Q - The building takes its name from:
A - New York's nickname.
Q - The Empire State Building is located in:
A - Manhattan.
Statue of Liberty Torch
Q - The Statue of Liberty honors:A - French-American friendship.
Q - Ms. Liberty looks a lot like:
A - The sculptor's mom.
Statue of Prometheus
Q - Rockefeller Center street closes one day a year because:A - So the street can remain private property.
Q - The statue that overlooks the skating rink is:
A - Prometheus.
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, South America
Christ the Redeemer Statue Spotlight
Q - From what material is the Redeemer made?A - Concrete.
Q - What groups donated money to erect the statue?
A - Churches.
Sugar Loaf Mountain Cable Car
Q - Sugar Loaf got its name from:A - Portugese sailors.
Q - What's the name of the bay east of Sugar Loaf?
A - Guanabara Bay.
Q - Tourists can scale the mountain by:
A - Trolley.
Copacabana Beach Seashell
Q - The Copacabana beach is world famous for:A - People-watching.
Q - How long is the Copacabana beach?
A - 4.5 kilometers.
Tokyo, Japan, Asia
Sensoji Temple Lantern
Q - The Sensoji Temple is built in the shape of a:A - Pagoda.
Q - The Sensoji Temple is in the _____ district of the city.
A - Asaku.
Q - What lights the path to the Pagoda Temple?
A - Red lanterns.
Great Buddha's Orange
Q - The Buddha is:A - 37 feet tall.
Q - You can pay extra, to visit inside the Buddha's:
A - Belly.
Q - Daibutsu lost his house because of:
A - A tidal wave.
Kokugikan Arena Sumo Apron
Q - To fight, wrestlers wear a bun and a:A - Loincloth.
Q - The aim of Sumo wrestling is to force the opponent:
A - Out of the ring.
Q - The wrestling area is in the shape of a:
A - Circle.
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 5 of 8
WHY IN GOD'S NAME MUST THE STAR ROAD MUSIC BE IN THE LATIN AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA DESTINATIONS
I WANNA HEAR IT EVERYWHERE
Almost all questions and answers come courtesy of DEngel's GameFAQs NES walkthrough, since the game's questions come from it.
Mexico City, Mexico, North America
Angel of Independence
Q - The Zona Rosa is Spanish for _____ zone.A - Pink.
Q - The Angel faces:
A - Juarez Avenue.
Q - The angel honors heroes of the Mexican _____.
A - Revolution.
Diego Rivera Mural
Q - Rivera is known for his _____ murals.A - Political.
Q - The mural took _____ years to complete.
A - 16.
Q - The name of the mural is _____ of the Mexican People in Their
Struggle for Freedom and Independence.
A - Epic.
Fine Arts Catalog
Q - Diego Rivera's wife, _____ was also a famous artist:A - Freida Kahlo.
Q - The museum used to be a:
A - Royal Palace.
Q - The Palace is across the park from:
A - A 600-foot tower.
Paris, France, Europe
Arc De Triomphe Eternal Flame
Q - Who ordered the arch to be built?A - Napoleon.
Q - Who is responsible for rekindling the torch at the Tomb?
A - Old Soldiers Association.
Q - When was the building completed?
A - 1836.
Notre Dame Cathedral Bell
Q - How many towers does the Cathedral have?A - Two.
Q - What does Notre Dame mean in English?
A - Our Lady.
Q - The cathedral is an example of what architectural style?
A - Gothic.
Eiffel Tower Tricolor (French Flag)
Q - What was the profession of the man who designed the Eiffel Tower?A - Engineer.
Q - For what occasion was the Eiffel Tower built?
A - World's Fair.
Q - What is the Eiffel Tower made of?
A - Steel and rivets.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Mario Is Missing! for Super Nintendo - The OST
Here's a playlist with all the music.
Here's a non-playlist video of all the music from the game.
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 4 of 8
I forgot about the new-wave like music for Sydney, too. I missed this game...as bad as it was.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Obelisk Stone
Q - What does the Obelisk Monument honor?A - Founding of Buenos Aires.
Q - What will you find at the top of the Obelisk?
A - Windows.
Q - What could a visitor do inside the Obelisk?
A - Climb stairs to the top.
Flute
Q - How many people can fit on the stage of the Teatro Colon?A - 600.
Q - When was the Teatro Colon built?
A - 1908.
Q - Which group does not perform at the Colon?
A - Tango dancers.
Boleadoras
Q - What is boleadoras made of?A - Leather and stones.
Q - What is the American version of a Gaucho?
A - Cowhand.
Q - What is a boleadoras?
A - A gaucho tool.
Sydney, Australia, Oceania
Koala
Q - Koalas can be found in:A - Only in Australia.
Q - Taronga Zoo can be reached from Sydney by:
A - Ferry boat.
Q - So, what does that bear like to eat?
A - Eucalyptus.
Sheet Music
Q - People say the Opera House resembles:A - A sailboat.
Q - When did the Opera House open?
A - 1973.
Q - The Opera House is built on:
A - Bennelong Point.
Surfboard
Q - Every year the Australian Surf _____ is held at Bondi.A - Championships.
Q - About how big is Bondi Beach?
A - 75,000 square feet.
Q - Surfers seem to like Bondi Beach more than _____ Beach.
A - Manly.
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 3 of 8
I just realized that this has an extra location compared to the NES version. Yep, I had to get on the keyboard once again to type up the questions for Athens, Greece. Also, I haven't heard the muzak rendition of Star Road from this game in ages.
Almost all questions and answers come courtesy of DEngel's GameFAQs NES walkthrough, since the game's questions come from it.
Ludwig von Koopa
Now that you've completed the first floor, it's time to fight Ludwig. He won't even damage you, so just jump on his head five times to take him down and go up to the second floor.
Second Floor
Once again, we're going from right to left.This floor also gets different music.
Athens, Greece, Europe
Unlike the NES game, Athens is Super Nintendo-exclusive. Enjoy your bonus material.
Brass Plaque
Q - For whom did they name the arch for the new Roman city?
A - Hadrian.
Q - What other famous arch does this resemble?
A - Arc de Triomphe.
Q - The arch is made of:
A - Marble.
Parthenon Column
Q - Which of the three types of Greek columns is best represented?A - Doric
Q - The Parthenon was built to honor:
A - Athena
Caryatid
Q - Each Caryatid has a lovely face. What are they meant to replace?A - Columns
Q - What is one thing the Erechtheion Temple has not been?
A - Disco
Q - The original Caryatids were removed to protect them from:
A - Pollution.
Jerry Martin (jerrynsteph4eva) plays Mario Is Missing! (Super Nintendo) - Part 2 of 8
Just when I thought this was going to be a cut and paste job, the Moscow area brings an artifact that wasn't in the NES version. Oh, boy.
Nairobi, Kenya, Africa
Baby Elephant
Q - The safari park is important because it allows animals to:A - Roam free.
Q - The Nairobi National Park is also an animal _____.
A - Preserve.
Maasai Headdress
Q - What does a Maasai warrior use to dye his skin red?A - Ochre paste.
Q - The Maasai make a living from what animals?
A - Cattle.
Human Skull
Q - Anthropologists think Kenya may be the birthplace of mankind. Why?A - Very old human fossils.
Q - How old is that skull you're holding?
A - 3,000,000 years.
Q - Who discovered that skull you're holding?
A - Richard Leaky.
Moscow, Russia, Europe
Emperor's Cannonball
Q - Whose image appears on the cannon?A - Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich.
Q - The cannon is the ________ in the world.
A - Biggest.
Ballet Slipper
Q - Alexander Gorsky is said to have introduced _____ into ballet.A - Realism.
Q - The Bolshoi Theatre:
A - Sells out every show.
Q - Bolshoi is a city, a ballet troupe, and:
A - A theatre.
St. Basil's Cathedral Dome
Q - Who ordered the church built?A - Ivan the Terrible.
Q - Holy Fool means _____ in Russian.
A - Saint.
Q - The central structure is _____ feet high.
A - 107.
San Francisco, California, U.S.A., North America
Golden Gate Fog Horn
Q - The Golden Gate Bridge was built in:A - 1937.
Q - The Golden Gate connects San Francisco to:
A - Marin County.
Q - What color is the Golden Gate Bridge?
A - Orange.
Coit Tower Window
Q - On what hill does Coit Tower stand?A - Telegraph Hill.
Q - What was the Tower built to honor?
A - The S.F. Fire Brigade.
Q - On what hill does Coit Tower stand?
A - Telegraph Hill
Top of the Transamerica Pyramid
Q - The Transamerica Pyramid is earthquake proof due to its:A - Concrete base.
Q - The Pyramid is located:
A - On Columbus Avenue.
Q - The Transamerica Pyramid was completed in:
A - 1972.
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