1991 Nintendo Campus Challenge (NES/Famicom)

Score: 12,378,000

World Ranking: Removed

When: 5-15-2016

96% Legit

Comments

MegaRetroMan, can you explain for voters where the extra 10mil comes from?

-- Posted by S.BAZ on 2016-05-17 22:31:22 Reply

@S.BAZ:

Absolutely.

If you look at Dr. Mario, I accumulated a score of 122,200 before the 100x Multiplier. 122,200 X 100 = 12,220,000. The total is 8 digits. If you look at the final scoreboard at the 7:48 mark, ALL the scores only handle 7 digits. The 8th digit is only visible if you do the correct math on Dr. Mario.

That should clear up any confusion.

-- Posted by MegaRetroMan on 2016-05-18 01:29:49 Reply

@MegaRetroMan:

great video!

-- Posted by S.BAZ on 2016-05-19 22:42:53 Reply

Nice job! That Pin Bot part,

-- Posted by OriginalGamer on 2016-05-20 00:56:58 Reply

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